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Chassis detail looks great. Always loved the Formulas.

Been seeing whitetail fawns around quite a bit, finally saw a set of twins by the pond last night after the storms rolled through. Mom was standing guard as they were playing in the tall grass.

Nice work. Fenders and batteries can be altered, that beast was mandatory.

I like that. I agree on the chicken, this gen Trans Am looked good with them.

Conservative, LOL. Looks great so far.

That stance looks really nice.

Pulled a 385# deadlift yesterday afternoon. That's a new personal best for me. Over twice my bodyweight, at 47 years old. Currently prepping for a strongman show at the end of the month.

I'm going to need a bigger oven.

Congrats on your new place. Enjoy.

Looks killer so far. Hope it works well.

That engine looks great. The 90 degree boots are a nice tough.

Wild build! Love all the details.

Amazing work going on in this build. Very inspiring to watch you "correct" all of the kit issues, some of which are almost unbelievable.

I would agree with that. At work we use them to see UV reflective adhesives. At home, we use them in the garden at night to hunt down tomato horn worms. Do NOT use them in hotel rooms, you'll never sleep in one again after seeing all the invisible "spots". Ha.

Must have had a brain fart the other day when I made the video of the strongman event I competed in. I forgot to include the loading medley. Here's the new video, with all the events: https://rumble.com/embed/v6t3r8v/?pub=4

Sweet looking build. I remember when the Caddy conversions were all the rage for GM trucks.

Keep em coming. Love seeing these builds.

Another nice one. So many variations on the theme.

I competed in another strongman event over the weekend. The Norskadalen Midsumar Muskel, at the Norskadalen Festival in Coon Valley, WI. Here's a short video of my lifts. I was competing in Master's (40 plus) no weight class, I was the smallest by 60 pounds. https://rumble.com/v6v78i3-norskadalen-midsumar-muskel-2025.html

Brought a little tear to my wife's eye this morning. A card and flowers for 21 years of wedded bliss.

Excellent work. Thank you for sharing.

Captured brake rotors on first generation Colorado's and Canyon's (rebadged Isuzu's). There was a GRAND idea.

Nice build, 90s for sure.

As a roadside Cadillac tech, I didn't mind the starter under the intake on NothStar's. I could do them in a garage with no jack. Now, the huge battery under the back seat? I didn't like that near as much. The worst for me was an alternator on a mid 90s Olds cutlass with the 3.6L DOHC. Have to disassemble the entire right front suspension to replace it. 4ish hours and a front end alignment for an alternator.

The whitetail doe was back in the pond over the weekend, she is really liking those cattails apparently. Just waiting for her fawn to make an appearance, should be any day now. The oriole feeder (jelly jar style) was knocked upside down this morning. Its the time of year that the young raccoons (ring-tailed trash pandas) start making a nuisance of themselves. And lastly, the young bald eagles are out and soaring now, nice to see adult pairs with a young one.