I just wanted to take a minute to invite anyone who may be interested to my 1970 Boss 302 build blog. I've owned the car for almost 30 years and I am one of the few owners who is crazy enough to modify and improve my car rather than get hung up in the "restore-it-to-concours-and sell-it-at-Barrett-Jackson" genre.
Anyway, I hope you might find some time to have a look and perhaps find something of interest. Lemme know what you think!
I'd like to attest for the quality of this blog. Sven does top-notch professional-looking work that gives pro-shops a run for their money. He's also a good writer so check it out!
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'68 convertible restoration "almost done". See Ol' Rusty's progress at 68Vert.BlogSpot.Com
Wow, I actually came across your blog several weeks ago, and just wanted to thank you for taking time to share your project. Your blog is a great reference, as I'm just getting to the point of tackling some of the same work on my '70. Your work documenting your project is much appreciated, best of luck going forward, and looking forward to reading more!
Thanks very much for the compliments from you both! I never thought I'd enjoy documenting the build as much as I have, but encouragement like this makes it easy to keep going!
With Summer in the books and Fall at full throttle, I got one more round of blasting out of the way and started back to work on the bottom of the car. Good progress!
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1970 Boss 302 Street/Touring Build Blog
