It has begun…….

[Guy G]

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Picked up my 33 kit yesterday. The FFR crew couldn’t have been better. Great guys
Now comes the fun.
Will probably be a week getting organized and doing inventory.
Will post as I progress through the stages. Looking forward to input from all those with experience!

[JimLev]

Congrats. I did the same thing…..jackstands mounted on HF moving dollys to move the car around.
Pics are sideways….????

[Guy G]

Congrats. I did the same thing…..jackstands mounted on HF moving dollys to move the car around.
Pics are sideways….????
Tried to get the pics straight….
Gotta work on that!

[33fromSD]

Congrats. Enjoy the build, lean on the FFR group if you run into issues, great group of folks here.

Jim

[GoDadGo]

Congratulations!
> When you do your inventory, make a copy of the list and attach a copy of each sheet to the corresponding box.
> Taking this action really makes hunting for parts a lot easier than if you don't.
> This truth is self evident for everybody.
Good Luck!

[Just 1 More]

Congrats, looking forward to watching the build

[Guy G]

Congratulations!
> When you do your inventory, make a copy of the list and attach a copy of each sheet to the corresponding box.
> Taking this action really makes hunting for parts a lot easier than if you don't.
> This truth is self evident for everybody.
Good Luck!
I like that idea!

[Guy G]

Moved all the boxes and fenders up to my upholstery room. Opened up some shop space.
Got the body off and hung today also…..its new home for a while
Anyone give me an idea why my pics show up sideways?
They look straight in my library

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[Mastertech5]

Congratulations! I agree the FFR folks are great. I had the same experience when I picked up my kit. One word of advice. Get the body seems sanded down at filled before putting the body on. You can do that outside and save a lot of clean-up of the chassis.

[33fromSD]

Congratulations! I agree the FFR folks are great. I had the same experience when I picked up my kit. One word of advice. Get the body seems sanded down at filled before putting the body on. You can do that outside and save a lot of clean-up of the chassis.

And also do all the trimming of the trunk opening, hinge cut outs, etc. outside. Lots of dust with fiberglass, so anything you can do outside to keep the dust out of your work area will help a ton.

And not to sound like my Mom, but wear a mask, you don't want fiberglass dust in your lungs. :o

Jim