One of the reason my own projects seem to take as long as they do is because I finish/build cars for others in my spare time. Here are a couple that I have done in the past 2 years. I do see a small break after the 2 cars I have in the garage right now and may be able to get some work done on the Maverick Factory 5 MK4 20190311_115946 by Frank Maslowski, on Flickr 1968 Mustang GT/CS 20190912_151819 by Frank Maslowski, on Flickr Factory 5 MK2 20180215_094226 by Frank Maslowski, on Flickr Factory 5 MK3 20180929_100517 by Frank Maslowski, on Flickr Factory5 Mk3.1 20190406_100433 by Frank Maslowski, on Flickr
I'd be ahead donating to a Rick fund so you'd buy it... Plain & simple, three toys is pushing limit and four is insane(I still have the '88 T-Bird)...
I'm in the lock you away stage.. Counting two parts cars, F-350 U-Haul, beater F-150, two Grand Marquis & the four toys I'm at 10, I'd be happy to be at five total.
I still have you beat, 2 cars. 2 trucks (working on a deal for a 3rd), a parts truck, and 8 motorcycles puts me all in at 13 not counting the truck I haven’t bought yet. I was doing good until I put up a new shed and the little lady seen all the motorcycles in one building!
I posted a Model T when this first started and I doubt anything will ever come of that. My lovely wife has heard my drone about this car or that car and wanting to save them all. A few weeks ago I hit a hot button with her, my brother has a 65 Malibu SS that I have been drooling over. We passed a nice example and she liked it a lot, I told her he said he'd make me a deal on his and next thing you know she bought it. Should be fun juggling two junkers at once!
Make it pretty and safe with a mild lope. It currently has a 454 with rectangle port heads in it but my brother is keeping it for his 70 Chevelle. We'll put a 350 with a 200R4 in itand add disc brakes to the front.