Submitted by user dry flint

Just wanted to clean up some rust spots. It kind of got out of hand

Submitted by user thunderroad

Picked this up from a friend. Looks like I have a summer project. Not planning an extensive restoration as it's in pretty decent mechanical shape. Just gonna slick it up a little

Submitted by user Ralphw

I'm going to attemp to restore this car completely 1968 2 dr ford Torino notch back 302 biggest jobs will be cutting out and welding in new floorpans and new seat supports, bottoms of quarters and right lower fender. window seals are shot and the car was in the elements for a long tine. the interior will need to go, all of it. all metal has minor surface rust inside, heater box leacks battery tray is gone cowls are gone car is straight although could use new springs in the rear, may put new dual exhaust , not sure yet have build sheet

Submitted by user fixb52s

This is a project I completed some years ago. The Fiero found a new home when I bought my new (at the time) 02 Trans Am WS6. l found all the pictures and decided to put it here to give a walk thru on what it takes to put a large engine in a small chassis. The car drove strong and the weight differences was almost nil, but it's hard to put the family in a 2 seater. While I love my WS6, I miss this one. It went to a good home in St Louis in 2002, but I do not know it's current location at this time.

Subprojects

• The rest of the minor details

• Part 5 in car powertrain assembly

• Part 4 engine installation

• Part 3 engine bay mods

• Part 2 V6 removal

• Part 1 Engine prep.

Submitted by user fixb52s

This Go Cart that followed me home was abused. The past 3 owners tried to fix it up, but gave up. I like a challange and the kids wanted it, so I rebuilt it from the ground up. It turned out that I spent some $ on parts, but selling off some of the non used parts helped make up for it. It would have been much cheaper to just slap on paint and reuse a lot of the old, but I am of the mindset of doing it right the first time.

Subprojects

• Tires

• Pedal stops

• Floor mat

• Rear axle

• Reassembly

• Engine

• Frame restoration

• Tear down

Submitted by user rowdy235

I have owned the mower for 2 years. I now feel a need to make it run "perfect". I will mow with my (more powerful + larger width) Craftsman LT1000; however need this mower to bag it.