Rip Van Winkle projects

[dwcsr]

How many of you have had your project go to sleep for more that a year? Pictures required.

One of mine at 5 years. I almost want to tuck it in and put a pillow under the front end. One of my good intentions and got busy with everything else. Its amazing how something that big turns invisible for that long.

[50adrod]

no pics, I would have to move way to much stuff, but my 71 vette has been sleeping for 3 years. and I have every single part to finish it.

[1 bootlegger]

I bought this in 1998 put it in storage till I finished my 34

http://yfrog.com/0x35018436j

Built a 1936 chev P.U. for a friend.
Woke it up in 2004 removed original front and rear suspension added Fatmans MII and Chassis Eng. rear suspension with 10 bolt camaro rear.Then it went back to sleep.

http://yfrog.com/6z50711076j


http://yfrog.com/mv44016377j


2010 Now with inspiration from this forum I am changing rear to bagged triangulated 4 bar and a 9" ford.

http://yfrog.com/5y79624447j

[Steve@OldSub.com]

Originally Posted by dwcsr

How many of you have had your project go to sleep for more that a year?

I was diagnosed with cancer just days more than a year ago. All my projects have been asleep since then and I'm just now starting to believe I'll be picking them up again.

[55dude]

Originally Posted by Steve@OldSub.com

I was diagnosed with cancer just days more than a year ago. All my projects have been asleep since then and I'm just now starting to believe I'll be picking them up again.

steve were praying for your health to return! as a cancer survivor also(18 years) the old vehicles kinda slide down the priority list a ways.