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Originally Posted by dataway
It's like you do this for a living  |
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Originally Posted by vertigto
Pretty soon you'll be getting requests for resto work. 
How long do you think it will take you to complete? |
Thanks guys.
Not me! Never have. Too busy with my own stuff. Just hobby too. I worked in an office before I retired but always enjoyed working with my hands during my time off. It is flattering when I get asked though.
I'm thinking 2 to 3 years to complete the car. I will take time off from it from time-to-time. Plus, I rarely put in full days on it. Mostly afternoons.
I won't be taking much time off with Covid going on. So I hope to get a lot done this next winter and spring. The longer Covid is a big problem, the faster I'll get the car done. I don't want to be in a big rush as I enjoy working on them as much as having them done. Maybe more so.
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