What's your winter project?

A motorcycle in the corner next to your dresser? Wow - my wife complains when I don't put my shoes away..

Tearing into the body of my bug. The pan is done in as much as I'll wait bolting things on until the body is ready to be bolted on. Doing one channel at a time, replacing some rotted out panels and will be fixing the A and B post.

Of course, my wife wants me to replace the upstairs bathtub and re-tile the bathroom, redo the dining room ceiling, some trim and re-paint 'everything', whatever that means. I'm taking bets on wins that tug of war..ehh, work. I put $10 on my wife..

Remco

----- Original Message ----- From: "Remco" Newsgroups: rec.autos.makers.vw.aircooled Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 11:16 PM Subject: Re: What's your winter project?

I should have clairified that...I will be working on my doorpanels and seats AFTER I finish the walls and island in the kitchen, rebuild the laundry room, finish that walk-in closet, and replace the ceiling in the bathroom. Maybe next year:)

Sneaks '68 T1

We're still going to be working on the new shop/garage. I had the building site all back filled & level a week ago. Then we got 6+ inches of rain in 24 hours. Lost about 1/3 of the building site and am having to refill and relevel.

Randy

Randy

My winter project is to sort out the left over bits from old projects and toss them so I can actually get my Bug in there when I need to work on it out of the weather.

Tony

Winter? Winter?? What is winter? We drive all year 'round here. No snow means able to go!

Fweem.

Dave

"Sneaks" wrote in news:jtedncG1Scev4-rYnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:

Me, I have 2. I need to clear up the detail problems on my daughter's 72 Super (wiring, leaky brake resevoir, etc) and start tearing my 68 Firebird down to the bare body.

Add to that finishing my basement and 1 project pinball machine - winter should just fly by!

Complete the wife's 69 Squareback. Start work on 66 Camper.

Wild Bill President, Rare Air VW Club

I'm finishing my remodeling project involving the kitchen, dinning, and formal living area. After that, then I am going back to working on the 1979 Porsche 924. Its my new project car. Hopefully I can switch to driving it as my daily driver in Spring.

I don't post, but I'd like to pipe up for this one. I'm putting together a turbo diesel rabbit engine to go into an '85 jetta. We love that car, but it spun a main bearing while my dad was flying down the highway. Hopefully I'll get it running before chrismas is out.

Mark

So your project is going on. Good to know. My last project it OT because it's a watercooled Westfalia.

Jo=E3o