Brazilian Dodge Dart 76 (similar to 69 usa)

Hi David

I´m happy I have motivated you. Please don´t embarrassed :D

This year (2011) I procrastinated a lot. I worked a lot focusing my new job at the University (I´m a computer science professr/researcher). But now, I think I will back to work on my dodge when I move to new home.

I´m jealous... you can buy new parts, new quarter panel, new floor... pretty much easier than what we do in Brazil. As consequence, I think you may have a better car... What I´m trying to say is that you have to work on your car.. the worst condiction you have is much better than my condiction to repair my car!

send me photos from you car...or post them in a thread

best wishes
Alex



Alex I have just found your thread, I have to say man you have both impressed, motivated, and embarrassed me. I have spent several years sitting on my projects with excuses of I need this welder, I need this tool, I have to wait till i can afford this piece, I have to wait till I have a big enough shop.
I recently traded a '78 Dodge Ramcharger (that I have had sitting for over 12 years) for a '72 Duster. Its a bare bones Slant 6 car no options, with no engine or transmission. This one I will get busy on I have let a busy life and my own procrastination get in the way long enough, I thank you Sir. If you can make the progress you have with such limited tools, and available new parts, I surely can make due and get things done myself. Once again I thank you Sir, and I will definitely keep an eye on your continuing progress. By the way congratulations on the new home. David