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Man that looks like a lot of work! You ever seen exploding rivets?

Very nice job on your bobber, Kyle. That is exactly what I'm looking to do with Isabell.

Looking good there frodo! Maybe I'll see some bigger tires one day. fat lady sings

Well, I fixed my "overheating" problem with Isabell. From the time I bought her (03.04.11) until now the temp gauge would take some time to hit 200 F and after a period of driving it would creep to 230 F and stay there. She never used or leaked a drop of coolant. I never heard gurgling...

Good luck on getting all of the future mods completed. Keep us updated with pics as you go along the build progress.

Thank you for bumping this story so that those of us that were not members of SS a few years ago could read it!

Subscribing. Killer job so far! Nice looking dog.

RIP James. My prayers go out to his family in this time of need.

The only inspection required is to verify that the VIN is placed on the exterior of the vehicle in one spot. I chose the front bumper. The trooper also verifies the dash VIN matches the bill of sale and insurance. I was in and out in 10 minutes or less at Troop A in Baton Rouge.

FWIW I just ordered the ISSPRO Turbocator Gauge w/ 10 ft kit + 3" black cup (R609-10 + R7603) for $258.81 shipped from AlligatorPerformance.com.

Don't get me started on that fence. Cheap labor hired from the previous home owner. They used concrete every other post. :cookoo:

Updates as of 06/14/11: - replaced the D turbo with a C turbo "whistler" (drilled manifold and put a plug while waiting to buy an ISSPRO boost/pyro gauge) - removed the cargo cover, hoops, bows, etc. and put them in storage - mounted two fog lights on the front bumper - mounted a front bumper...

No problem. Here are 2 pics of the switch on Isabell.

My method of removing water is to heat the oil in a barrel to 150 F for at least 8 hours. The water settles to the bottom and the oil rises to the top. Next, draw the water off a bottom bung in the barrel with a ball valve into a clear hose. Crack the valve open and let the water flow until...

I registered a new account and was able to upload an avatar, profile pic, etc. Thanks!