How's this week going??hope you guys are making progress.

 

Been super busy with alot of other vehicles.

 

We have been extremely busy with a lot of other projects.

Axle seals and brakes on this thing.







Some Chonda Stuff





Working hard.




They measured the driveshaft wrong. Had to re-do the cut and weld.

 

Wish I could be there and help!!I love interacting with the kids.they're so intriguing and fun to be around!!! Driveshaft looks good.

 

That is a great shop you guys have there. I would be happy with half of the equipment you guys got. Makes things so much easier.

 

Wish you could too buddy. We could get some serious stuff done together!

 

Thanks Terry! It definitely helps having access to This equipment. Makes teaching the kids a little easier

 

Can I join ur class mark?? I'll cut my hair and change my name if I have to!

 

Hahaha. Heck yeah!! Bring your yota!!!

 

Woo hoo! I'm gonna be a kid again!

 

^^^X2, I'd be happy to have access to a shop half that size with half the equipment!


The drivelne turned out great!... What's major stuff is left to finish on the truck?



^^^Me too, me too!!! Lol!

 

It is so nice having access to this stuff. Makes life a lot easier, especially in the winter time. I am not a big fan of working on cars outside in the cold. Except for going to the junk yard. I always love doing that, no matter how cold it is!

 

Kids are converting to the Toyota life left and right.

One of.my Seniors just picked this up last night.

It's an 89 twin turbo

 

^ Those are awesome cars. Getting really hard to find too. Good score.

 

It's surprisingly clean.

 

I like the older Celica's, have always thought they were some great looking cars. That one does appear to be a clean car. One of the guys at my local parts store had one that was fixed up and it will move quite fast.

 

Side note...that blue car on the last page is a factory Five racing kit car, not a Ferrari.

And I may have missed it, but why not just use the 84 4wd frame? too rusty?

looks great, even if a pristine 2wd DD candidate had to die

 

Thanks for the clarification on the factory five.

The 84 had a rotted frame as well. It was just a donor for the cab and axles

Thanks man

 

Nice supra!!

 

Not much going on here the last few weeks. We have been overwhelmed with other cars that need work. Plus, the current group of students I have are not as motivated to work as ones in the years past.

Hoping to get some wiring done on the engine in the near future here.

Things to work on next:

Drop steering arm. Getting from Kornhuskerwizard
Shocks. Also from Kornhuskerwizard
Weld in Front Shock hoops.
Need to get Lugnuts for all the wheels.
Finish bolting all the bead bolts down.
Get seat brackets made
Put drivers door glass back in


That is just a small running list of things that I can think of at the moment.