
We easily rolled the car into my garage down the back driveway and into it's new home. Doug was filled with great stories of delivery timeless autmotive classics around the country. He is truly proud of he and his brother's business. Dough understands what a big occasion this is for the new owner and he has the best bedside manner. Truly a pleasure to do business with.
My in-laws, Steve and Katie Papoutsakis were very helpful during the day. Nothing like having some Greeks around to help move all those heavy boxes....They sure do know how to get the job done!
Now was the hard part of figuring out how to get the body and frame off the dolly. We decided to use my engine hoist and connect it to the cross member in the front. This way, we would only have to lift 1/2 the weight when removing the car from the dolly. We had jack stands in the waiting. Thank god I have this engine hoist. It is worth it's weight in gold


Now I sit and enjoy the work of the day....day dreaming about that 428 shoe horned into this little roadster. Next up will be prepping the body for the body buck.
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I've enjoyed following along so far, I've been looking at a Hurricane but can't find a way to import it into Indonesia. My brother offered his garage in Columbus, Ohio for the build if I stay with him and then he will "keep it in tune" while I return to Indonesia. Hope all goes well, will look forward to each new post. Post them on Clubcobra too if you have time.
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