The longest, drawn out projects.......who's got the oldest?

[Baileigh Inc]

Procrastinators.........stand up and be counted!
Let's see the weeds growing around your rig!

 

[Coreshot]

I've got a front shaft that broke Thanksgiving '06 on Pritchett.

It's just back together now, but the truck won't start because of bad gas...

 

[Tacoma]

I'm at 5yrs with the M715, which is on indefinite hold. And nothing has been done to it at all LOL

 

[utah340six]

Well i have 7 years for a 70 challenger sitting in the garage all torn apart.

 

[Brian P]

I'm working on 8 years on my Triumph Sports 6, But I'm on the put together/paint stage...
The end is near, In about a year or two

 

[Shawn]

I'm at 5yrs with the M715, which is on indefinite hold. And nothing has been done to it at all LOL

Dude, you are a parts collector not a wheeler. You by far are the winner on this thread.

 

[mesha]

48 willys jeep been parked in the same spot for about 12 years now. just needs steering fixed and the fluids changed.

 

[ricsrx]

If we are talking all vehicals.

1969 mustang Mach1, high school car(1981), parked since 1986, no motor or trans installed, 351 Clevland V4 and a C6 auto waiting to go in..........

 

[Tacoma]

Dude, you are a parts collector not a wheeler. You by far are the winner on this thread.

Well, it's hard when I'm never home.

 

[Brian P]

Dude, you are a parts collector not a wheeler. You by far are the winner on this thread.

I gonna have to say an unstarted project isn't much of a project, But to each their own.

 

[LT.]

The thing is that most of our vehicle projects, if not all of them, will never be finished. As soon as we like what we have another product comes along that we want to try. Everyone's rigs are always in a state of being worked on. No matter how "done" we think they are.

LT.

 

[GOAT]

You by far are the winner on this thread.

gonna have to second that one.........

 

[Tacoma]

I hate you all! Bastards!!!

It's not really true that NO work was started on the 715. Swapped frames for Rockwells, mocked the drivetrain in place.. and then realized that building a truck with wheels that weigh about as much as some people's entire buggies, and having to buy the trailer to haul it, and the tow rig too, just doesn't make much sense. So I sold the Rockwells, and it's getting 1-tons, sometime, and all the spare parts I can throw at it.

Bastards!!

 

[spaggyroe]

Well, it's hard when I'm never home.

WHOA, that sounds like a personal problem.





Back to the subject at hand..
Yes, I am guilty of having a long drawn out project too. :-\

 

[Bear T]

How about "who has owned the same project more times, and still not finished it" I have had the Scout for a total of about 2 and a half years, twice. Still haven't really touched it.

I think Tacoma would be the winner too.

 

[gijohn40]

I bought my cj in 1999 not working... still trying to get it to work for me.... lol

I third the tacoma as overall winner....

 

[Tacoma]

Do I get a parts truck as a prize or what? heh

and you win, John: 11years trumps 5 any time.

 

[BlackDog]

I am too ADD to let one sit.. 3 months dust, strip, part, crush.

Lots of regrets that way, in retrospect, but I always get something new to drive....

 

[turbohaulic]

I think most ppl that wheel their stuff is constantly working and modifying them, thus a "project". 4 years on my yota if thats the case. Ha

 

[pELYgroso]

man, I thought I was bad with 1.5 years in my shop on stands!