Post by DynoDave on Jan 3, 2019 18:07:19 GMT -5
Question of the Week: What is your automotive New Year’s resolution?
From Hagerty...
"As the taillights of 2018 begin to fade into the distance, all eyes are on 2019. New Year’s resolutions come in all shapes and sizes, some slightly more gearhead-focused than others. If you own a set of fun-to-drive wheels, it’s the time of year to think about your plans with that car for the coming year—and we want to know what’s on the horizon.
Whether you want to make significant progress on that nagging project that has been sitting on the back-burner for weeks (or months, or years), or maybe take a finished car out on the road more. Finally going to that show or tour you’ve been eyeing for a few years would be a good one too. Be it a big epic road trip or just a drive down the street, let us know what you are planning to do this year..."
For myself, there is likely to be no progress on my Charger this year. If I wanted to list a "stretch" goal for my Charger this year, it would be to get the rolling chassis moved here. But that's not likely. No space.
Best thing that could happen for all of my cars would be to make some progress on the back garage, and get it turned into a real workshop. That means electric, insulation, drywall, lighting, stairs, etc. etc. etc. I'm hopeful that at least some part of that can get done this coming year.
As for car stuff, the Trans Am is the only runner right now, and 2019 is the 50th anniv. of the Trans Am. So there are a couple of special events I'd like to get to.
How about you?
From Hagerty...
"As the taillights of 2018 begin to fade into the distance, all eyes are on 2019. New Year’s resolutions come in all shapes and sizes, some slightly more gearhead-focused than others. If you own a set of fun-to-drive wheels, it’s the time of year to think about your plans with that car for the coming year—and we want to know what’s on the horizon.
Whether you want to make significant progress on that nagging project that has been sitting on the back-burner for weeks (or months, or years), or maybe take a finished car out on the road more. Finally going to that show or tour you’ve been eyeing for a few years would be a good one too. Be it a big epic road trip or just a drive down the street, let us know what you are planning to do this year..."
For myself, there is likely to be no progress on my Charger this year. If I wanted to list a "stretch" goal for my Charger this year, it would be to get the rolling chassis moved here. But that's not likely. No space.
Best thing that could happen for all of my cars would be to make some progress on the back garage, and get it turned into a real workshop. That means electric, insulation, drywall, lighting, stairs, etc. etc. etc. I'm hopeful that at least some part of that can get done this coming year.
As for car stuff, the Trans Am is the only runner right now, and 2019 is the 50th anniv. of the Trans Am. So there are a couple of special events I'd like to get to.
How about you?
