Grinnin from ear to ear!!!

My school BOE came through!!!!!!

I've been asking for a rottiserie.....and now they approved a purchase of one! yehaa!!!

Will make the underside cleanup, welding a breeze. much easier and safer to work on. The 65 has been stalled for a little bit, as I was waiting to see if it was going to be approved. I'm a happy guy....wait til the kids see this thing in action ! They'll be spoiled for sure!

Picts to follow when she's mounted up.

Congrats, life is better with rotisserie. My buddy is doing his 69 roadrunner on one, at the same time we are doing my dart without one. Big difference!!!!

Good job, it's good to show the kids the tools of the trade!

has your program been running long enough for you to have some grads that took this knowledge/ experience and go out and get a job in a shop where its being used? or any kids that found them an old car and set out to do a resto/ driver deal??? just wondering.....

Way to go Swing love seeing the kids get all and the projects you all do make me smile as when I get in my 65 and turn the key it goes varoom varoom every time!! Now here in Chicago it was nice the other day and I was out Sunday moving snow around the driveway (yuck) as we had over 18" last week. I got in the Barracuda and pumped the gas pedal twice, turned the key and she started right up. It has been at least a month since she was started last time. I just let her run for awhile as I shoveled some to wide out the edges and improve our paths in and out. Then she was put back to sleep for another rest period until spring when we can actually get out and ride when the salt is gone from the roads!! Keep up the good work and cant wait for some more pictures of the current project!!

65Cudalover

That rotisserie will definitely make thing a lot easier. Congrats,

Here's the 65 all mounted up. Frame connectors tacked in before the car was set on the spinner. Now, it will be fully welded. 1x3" 1/8" wall. angle "tab" at the front. Lays over the rear frame rail.

More cleaning. Amazing how much crap fall out of these things when inverted!

Much safer and easier to work on. thats the key!