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That's a boat load O work before then, I hope it gets done by them

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I hope so to but that is the goal we set.

It's not just the chassis it is all the other crap after that.

I hope you get to use that motor's full potential with this new chassis

did you remove the old chassis as one piece or was it cut apart?

Looks good!
It's awesome that you stuck with the dart.
Best of luck with your time line.

Jimmy......are you looking to adopt a son? My name is already Jim, we could just add a "Jr." and be done with it.

looks like you are off to a good start..

its a hard pill to swallow to start all over...

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did you remove the old chassis as one piece or was it cut apart?

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One piece.

Yes it sucks to start over

Jimmy, It looks good so far. I think you made the right choice going back to him. I'll be in touch soon so we can talk about a couple of things. Good luck with it and expect a call from me before the end of the weekend.

Best of luck with the rebuild Jimmy. The one advantage that you have going into it this time is that you sort of know how things will go together after building it the first time. Hopefully you'll have it up at SGMP, and I'll look forward to maybe seeing you and Darren there. I'll be bringing my junk up there for the first time, but may not be running it.

Jason It was the most cost effective way for me. I will say that this could not have happened without some great help.

Good luck with the new build

You have some of the best working on it forsure

That looks like my buddies dirt late model as far as hanging the body on the chassis. Looks like a ROCK solid dart body. Thats going to have a nasty stance when done.



sad to see it gutted, but also glad to see ya didnt 86 the whole project.

Kasey

I cant wait to see you and the car at the SGMP memorial day. Looking good John