Thanks for the offer, my garage has been converted to a home gym/ workshop for my carving and leather hobbys. So a more precise statement would be, My HOA requires your vehicle to be operational to park in your driveway and my garage is too packed at this time to hide a truck project in. Though it has to be operational there are no restrictions on working on them in the driveway. There are a couple of what I would call Project cars in the HOA, mechanicaly they can move under there own power but I wouldnt concider them road worthy. So once I have the motor, transmission and breaks done i can park it in my driveway and work on it there.
I would say a good solid weeks worth of effort and I would be able to get it up here.


Rock49 aka C-Rodg
work in progress
1956 Chevy 3100
261 engine