RT K_line
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Sorry for your loss, I'll be praying for your recovery also. The Bee is turning out nice.
Back on the Bee
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As God is my witness.....
Im going to finish this thing
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I am believing you! What you have done so far really looks good!!!
Speedy recovery my friend.
moparnation74
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Stay strong as well and great to have you back and back on the bee....
Car looks great!
Car looks great!
Hello everyone.
Fast forward to NOW.........
I brought the Bee home from Georgia around the end of March of 2019. Just before the hurricane season. Because of working 10-12 hours a day.
I was unable to do much more than cover her up partially under an awning OUTSIDE.
After all of the work, blood, sweat and tears she was back home and only partially covered. I figured it would take 4 maybe 5 years tops before it rotted back to the ground. This people is called Stress. There's been a lot of that lately. Comes with getting old and watching everything pile up until it's overwhelming. But not yet!! My aunt passed and I was able to pay most everything off. 24 hours before the first hurricane was scheduled to pass by. I made arraignments to have a local shop start the assembly process. He's nearing the end and the Bee is actually going to be finished.
Kim's auto is in Daytona Beach. I've known him since I was 16 with my first mopar.
I'll up load pictures when I get a chance. But boy oh boy! It's good to be back!
Fast forward to NOW.........
I brought the Bee home from Georgia around the end of March of 2019. Just before the hurricane season. Because of working 10-12 hours a day.
I was unable to do much more than cover her up partially under an awning OUTSIDE.
After all of the work, blood, sweat and tears she was back home and only partially covered. I figured it would take 4 maybe 5 years tops before it rotted back to the ground. This people is called Stress. There's been a lot of that lately. Comes with getting old and watching everything pile up until it's overwhelming. But not yet!! My aunt passed and I was able to pay most everything off. 24 hours before the first hurricane was scheduled to pass by. I made arraignments to have a local shop start the assembly process. He's nearing the end and the Bee is actually going to be finished.
Kim's auto is in Daytona Beach. I've known him since I was 16 with my first mopar.
I'll up load pictures when I get a chance. But boy oh boy! It's good to be back!
Very nice!
Superfreak
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Looking good.
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This is friggin AWESOME!
No idea why I never came across this thread originally (that happens to me a lot on FBBO),
but I'm sure glad I did tonight!
My own half-*** grab-*** GTX took a decade to get to where it is now, Bill. Similar circumstances
to yours over here....
SO glad to see you still kickin' it!
-Ed
No idea why I never came across this thread originally (that happens to me a lot on FBBO),
but I'm sure glad I did tonight!
My own half-*** grab-*** GTX took a decade to get to where it is now, Bill. Similar circumstances
to yours over here....
SO glad to see you still kickin' it!
-Ed
I appreciate the compliment. Like the tv show used to say. There are a million stories in the naked city, and this is just one of them
A lot of us have more in common than first thought.
Home coming for the Bee!
SSSN8KE
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Great job on the Bee. Anything left to do?
Thanks. The instrument cluster needs attention. New tires and a few do dad's
Thanks! My glass matt original "look alike" battery came in.
One piece here another part there. Slowly but Slowly she has surpassed all expectations.
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