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help for a rookie
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Jughead29
New User
| Posts: 4
| Joined: 11/07
Posted: 03/31/08
06:41 PM
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I have to be honest. I don't own a hot rod. I have loved them from a far for a long, long time. Now I have the opportunity to get a 1928 model A, about 80% complete, just missing seats and paint. There are probably about a thousand ideas in my head about what I want this car to look like. I have been struggling with the decision to buy it for about three weeks now. I am mechanically inclined (I am a sheet metal worker by trade) but don't have the automotive knowledge to tackle this. So, my question is, should I go for it or not?
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oldchevyw
New User
| Posts: 11
| Joined: 03/08
Posted: 04/01/08
01:59 AM
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if you want it more than you don't want it then i say go for it,if it't that far then it should be easy
it took my all but 4 years to buy mine and lucky for me it was still there,but i have to start from the bottom up and thousands of dollars later it will be done[i'm hoping for maybe next summer i'll post some pictures]
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Posted: 04/01/08
01:05 PM
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I would go for it, a near finished project is a great place to start as opposed to a pile of parts.
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