Progress Thread Tannerc91gt’s Build(s) Thread

It'll have an extinguisher just as it was already going to.
Anywho, little "progress" this afternoon.


Apparently this is what a car looks like when it's "pretty much done" and could "totally be driven"

Dropped the factory tank and drained it.


Removed the filler neck stuff as well.


Cut out the dimensions of the tank so that the sump can hang below the trunk floor.
Also had to cut out the hump in the middle.

Ended up cutting out a little extra so that the trans cooler can go out back where I wanted it.

You'll have to see passed the rough cut out and birds nest of wiring. Looking forward to rewiring this whole operation as well here soon.
It's likely I'll cut out the rest of the spare tire well and make the floor flush in the trunk. Just want to get the cell and battery where I want them before I get too carried away (probably already did).

Ordered an adjustable pushrod for the MC and a couple fuel fittings. Hopefully this won't put me down for too long. Only goal for the year is still to cruise it around and work out all the bugs.
Next week will be a year of ownership. Probably the longest I've spent on a project with no payoff but I'm still truckin along

90sickfox said:

Thought it was you for a split second...

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Man I wish!

Noobz347 said:

I hope Mrs. Tanner91gt was the last milestone project.

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Would never get my money back out of either one of them

Fuel cell got delayed into next week. So driving it this week is entirely out the window.
Did find an adjustable pushrod kit to finish out the brakes.
This was my "need to spend a few more dollars for free shipping" purchase in preparation of the future wiring overhaul

Well the To-Do list finally fits on the quarter window.
Fixed the broken brake line, the SSBC pushrod kit works great, just broke my neck trying to get under the dash.

Have a lot of wiring do to and a leaky line lock fitting to fix.
Realistically be a couple months until it's rolling but I'm back to enjoying even the mundane little jobs.

Maybe that's why I never let this one be "finished"