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The coupe windshield is reused. The A pillars and front cross member stay in place.

Thanks for the encouragement. I think we're going to make it!!

Also wear a mask! that can really mess up your system

Mostly eBay. :)

Yeah, I usually do. That said, the primer is pretty benign. If it was paint, I would have stopped and pit the mask on.

We're getting close!

Thanks for tuning in, man. I'm stoked to see his reaction!

A swap would make for some fun content, for sure. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. And thanks for tuning in.

That could very well be. Or even kooks.

That's an interesting perspective. The old interiors are interesting to look at, but they're definitely not as comfortable to drive. The interior is the last thing to happen, so I guess we have a lot of time to think about that one. Thanks for tuning in!

Yes, I bought it from Copart. I had to use a broker as an intermediary. It's kind of dumb, but it is what it is. Thanks for tuning in!

Lol. My wife says the same thing. :). Thx for the feedback.

The number of cars a man should have can be defined using the following firmula: n + 1 where n = the number of cars a man currently has.

<blushing> Thanks for tuning in.

That's the plan!

Sounds like we're together on this one...

Thx for tuning in!

Not gonna lie - I'm emotionally attached. :)

I didn't build it. Dallas, who I kind of interview in the video, built it. He hired out a few things, most notably the paint and interior. But he designed it and built it himself. He's currently doing another one for the same owner, but this time it's a convertible.

Funny thing, those rotaries...

Oh, so glad it was helpful. Good luck with it!

She's a beaut, isn't she? Long and arduous... and fun? :)

Well, let's go ahead and find the cute french girl and see where it goes from there.

Funny you should mention airbags. This car has air shocks. Just noticed them yesterday.

Definitely on the home stretch!

Thanks for tuning in!

Yes. :)

Ha. Hands on. Well played. The CM400 is still sitting in my shop, but it hasn't been touched for quite a while. I'll see if I can encourage a little activity on it. Congrats on the purchase!

@@some-guys-garage 😄 Looking foward to it! ❤️

It's an re amemiya. Or a replica. I don't really know. th-cam.com/video/rycb5RvFvho/w-d-xo.html

Thx

Amen, brutha. Completely nuts.

They are tiny. Lots of power for their size... if they run... :)

@someguyzgarage these cars hold a special memory for me my dad's boss let him drive his sons car for a while and he took me to school in it a few times I'll never forget I thought I was it.

Take a look at this one, toward the end. That might help. th-cam.com/video/v5GyMhzfGBg/w-d-xo.html

@someguyzgarage yes sir I seen it there's still some kind of magic going on 😆

It is a little bewildering. :)

Dang, thanks for the encouragement, brutha.

Thanks for tuning in!

Funny you should ask. For the record, law enforcement does not want a freshly stamped VIN on a new frame. No, they want you to cut the VIN plate/stamp out of the original frame and weld it onto the new frame. It's a little irritating.

There's nothing like having a deadline to make sure things get done!

Of course. drive.google.com/file/d/1QYvrK44cNC0hBSvVXLmFTuNCwfMSIKmH/view?usp=drive_link

I'm glad you're enjoying them. Good luck with your 89!

Also just saw your comment about who'd watch some guy wrench on a car, it's me I'd watch an hour and a half long video full of technical explanations and other stuff thrown in as long as a Rotary is the center piece

That is a good question. I actually don't know. I plan to capture the reveal (assuming I can get it done in time!) and put together a video on that. We'll have to see what happens from there. At that point, anything that happens to the car will be based on what Bryson wants to do. So I suppose there might be more car content, but if so I expect Bryson to be the one doing it. I'll help if he wants me to. So, I guess we'll just have to wait and see what the future brings. Thanks for sticking around for it!

It has a sub. It's highlighted toward the end of this video: th-cam.com/video/qbUDgLY7_4U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6mzCUiuWRDonc0JJ

Thanks, man. Happy Father's Day to you too.

We're getting pretty excited over here!

Thanks. I agree!

Good luck with your install. You don't need the black wire out of the voltage switch. The only reason you might use it is if you need to switch ground for something. You don't want to connect it to ground because that would defeat the switch.

@@some-guys-garage Thank you!

Thanks. It's funny. Renogy claims the 16 AWG wire in the standard connector is sufficient. I'm not convinced. For a long feed 6 AWG would be ideal. I've been using the 8 AWG for over a year now, and it's not been an issue.

Pounce on that one!

@someguyzgarage yeah is a great deal to bad no money but glad i saw your videos

You're very perceptive. Truth told, I didn't assemble it that way. When I went back and filmed, it was sitting that way so I ran with it. :) Since it doesn't matter which way you do it, I left it that way.

Hard not to...

Kyle - welcome to the gun show...

Oh, really? I assumed that dent was a self-inflicted wound, likely caused by the car lift on one of the many times we lifted it up off the ground.

@@some-guys-garage yeah Im assuming thats what it is too, itd make sense my pinch welds are all smushed up on that spot too. Would love to redo all of it someday

people don't know thats not a jack point......there lies the problem. The jack point is 6 inches forward of that. Mine looks considerably worse.