Showing posts with label tattoo24v. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tattoo24v. Show all posts
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Well now i have went and done it.. New ride, well kind of :)
so it might look familar to some, and maybe not to others. but yes, another R32 turbo in the stable. does it count as bought not built if you were the one to build it all along?
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Monday, July 25, 2011
Sunday, April 17, 2011
another update on the golf..
so it getting to be that time of year once again, and as always, my car is the last to get attention. but after heading east last weekend, and the nice dose of weather today, i think i have my head back in the right place. and no shows coming up that i am obligated to attend, so no rush anyhow.

brakes are still a few weeks out. and still awaiting the test pieces for some little bits for the rear, before i get the beam back home, and into the car again. so lots of cleaning and reassembly. as well, been helping out where i can with a friends new design for a short runner intake manifold as well. more on that later as well...


brakes are still a few weeks out. and still awaiting the test pieces for some little bits for the rear, before i get the beam back home, and into the car again. so lots of cleaning and reassembly. as well, been helping out where i can with a friends new design for a short runner intake manifold as well. more on that later as well...
Friday, April 8, 2011
Backpiece session 3
so session number three has come and went. sat for another 3.5 hours on the first, this time under the hand of Dan Dittmer. just got the outline built up on his section of the piece. as you can see, there will be no mistaking it from, say, three or so blocks away!














one more appointment in the beginning of may, then none until September again, so i dont have try and get it worked on over the summer months.














one more appointment in the beginning of may, then none until September again, so i dont have try and get it worked on over the summer months.
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