kevbo82

very nice. Though I'm not there yet, i was thinking when I put my floor in, to let it run up inside the trans tunnel, use a few cleco's to hold it, then make my final cut just below them through the tunnel and new floor at the same time so I get a nice tight fit. My problem was how to hold it in place after that, looks like i'm making a bunch of little brackets for the cleco's like you did I've also been re-watching one of my favorite youtube series, "project Binky" to get myself hyped up. It also makes my 240 look like an easy fix....

wow you're getting used to making those huh! Also check out a fedex store if you have one locally, I ship guitars a lot and need big/long boxes and I was amazed how cheap fedex was for some of those boxes. They had to order them in and it took a few days, but a good price (their shipping rates seem to be better than ups and usps as well these days). Uline is also a good option. Another thing I've done a lot is if you find a box the right dimensions but only say half the length, you can use two boxes and overlap them at the center then tape them together.

like the shoemaker's son! This whole thread feels an instruction manual for all the repairs I need to do to my car in the next year or so. Thanks so much for sharing all the information and detailed photos, it's not only such a help in doing the work, but it's inspiring as well and helps guys like me feel less overwhelmed by the scope of the project!