Just watched the most intense game of footy I have seen in 20 years. Lucky for me my team won. C'mon Chookies! Blood pressures through the roof

I had a low key dinner with Holdenman to celebrate our 6 year anniversary then as per my normal weekend routine cleaned and polished my car ready for the car show on Sunday 16th September.

Trying to shoe horn a ls1 m6 into a vl and whole car is just one big mess as its still in fab and body prep stages

Iam working my ass off day and night so i can pay for this car i can't stop spending money on.lol.
I must have a car cleaner than GKW.lol. His hard to beat.lol.

Damn I was hoping my life would get quieter with some extra bods at work to share the load but it ain't. Still busier than a one armed wallpaper hanger, but then again it's better to be busy than bored I guess.

I've recently gone and bought some additional materials for stage 2 of the VT boot install but finding the time to get back into finishing the next part is tough. I even got a box of "new old stock" goodies sitting here (picked up for a real good price) waiting to be fitted up to the VT, but once again, looks like Xmas before any of that stuff will get near Honky.

For anyone interested, check out this seller on Ebay.

http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/lionsden_hol ... 7675.l2562

Plenty of interesting bibs and bobs for the Commodores and other Holden models at pretty good prices.

Well we recently bought an LJ Torana project. So have been working the last few weeks redesigning the garage to fit in. Got a mezzanine floor in, now have to get the floor sealed and painted before I redo the wiring. After that I have a ton of work planned for summer on the VH. I promise this time to take plenty of photos and do a little blog on what I do, I am the worst teacher and dont record much, once its designed it gets built. I will get up some of my designs for the boot storage later, most over engineered piece of wood you will find on any car.

Sounds like a buisy summer for you.Going to be hotin the shed putting cars together.

Well you know been busier then a eskimo shovelling snow with all the fire activity at the moment yesterday I went down Milton way out along Clyde Ridge road man never seen so much dust it was so thick that we had to stop a couple of times to let the dust clear Greg would have had a heart attack we almost got to Pigeon House Mountain it took us 1 hour driving west from Milton spoke to a few people in regards to their intensions if they were going to stay or leave early if the fire jumps the containment lines met some very nice people in to the bargin.

COXI