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Thanks edouble! Yes that's a lincoln weld-pak 100, innershield wire, it really does a great job. I've had it for more years than I can remember.

I'll have more tomorrow.

Sefugi, I don't know where to even start. I have looked at this build more than once when you were just getting started, my fault for not subscribing to it then. Wow, my head hurts from a big face palm. There's just not enough time to see everything all the time. I see you have another log going on now and I assure you I'll be subscribed after this post. I just read through all 43 pages, my time was not wasted. Determination, dedication, persistence and love for your family and your hobbies/passions are the best words I can come up with at the moment after reading this thread. I've taken on some big projects in my time, whether at work or at home, but none as big as this and done in a two car garage by a father and his son. I must admit that this car is not my style, but that doesn't matter, you and your son built the car you wanted or he wanted and that is what matters most. Congrats on a job extremely well done!! Detail is the thing that sets most o.k. things from over the top things and your project is over the top, Sirs I commend you both. Whether you realize it or not this is the type of build that inspires us all to achieve greater things. You and your son have gone above and outside the norm. in this build, I can only imagine the amount if time you both have in wiring alone, outside of the paint work. It's very easy to kill days on wiring that nobody will ever see, except in a log like this. I'm quite certain I can speak for all of us at SSA, Projects like this will inspire us all to achieve, desire and want to do better in all future endeavors. Thank you and keep fueling the passion!!

I hope you guys aren't disappointed by the ending, SPOILER. I plan to hide the SLS's behind the stock door panels, at least for now. My fiber glassing skills aren't quite good enough to blend into the plastic panels without looking funky, but I'll keep trying. I've got to say it again, SSA members are awesome people!!!

Thank you LBD, put down the corn and grab a beer. Better yet grab 2, you always need a traveler, right! :drink40:

Thanks denim, I sometimes wonder if I take too many. Then I remember you're all pic whores like me, so bring them on.

I don't know why, but I love that guy going in circles. Probably reminds me of me. Thanks buddy, I welcome all compliments!! You didn't miss anything. I've got about 3 or 4 days worth of work/pics in one post. I should have this wrapped up by this weekend. Besides you've been hella busy on you build, which is looking kick ass I might add!!

Thanks Cablguy!! Interesting you say. Well I'll admit it, you're right. I have hit my head a few times, I think, Can't remember for sure.

Thanks sefugi, I'll give my impressions after I get everything sorted out. This is a great forum, with allot extremely talented members on it and you all give allot of awesome feedback. I'm glad to be a member and I wish I'd found this forum a long time ago, it's definitely motivating.

I started to listen to the widebanders in my computer room powered off an old panisonic head unit, They get loud an play lower than they should. I played them full range with the door closed, my brother came up to see what the heel was going on. They really are great inexpensive speakers. If you can spare the cash I think you'd be surprised at what the can do.