So I just recently finished my first engine swap and complete rebuild of my CRX. I plan to take it to the track this Summer and go some places with it and all that. However, just like anything else, it will get old after a while.
Therefore, I'm wondering what I should pursue for my next car project. I've been looking into older muscle cars like Camaros or Challengers but most of the shells for them cost a boatload of money.
A more practical approach would be something like a 1970's Datsun and putting an LS1 in it. I'm still looking for more information on doing that, but working on a V8 sounds a lot more fun then with a 4 cylinder with wires everywhere.
My third option was to go the route of getting an older Subaru RS and building the engine/swapping it out for another, however those engines are a lot more complex then what I feel like dealing with (having worked with 2 of them).
Therefore, I come before the infinite wisdom of ATOT and ask, what kind of project car would you like to work on? I'm open to pretty much anything as researching many times takes longer then the actual build.
The one thing to keep in mind is that I'm aiming for RWD or AWD this time around as FWD just isn't as great anymore. It would only be a summer car anyways so no worries about weather really.
Therefore, I'm wondering what I should pursue for my next car project. I've been looking into older muscle cars like Camaros or Challengers but most of the shells for them cost a boatload of money.
A more practical approach would be something like a 1970's Datsun and putting an LS1 in it. I'm still looking for more information on doing that, but working on a V8 sounds a lot more fun then with a 4 cylinder with wires everywhere.
My third option was to go the route of getting an older Subaru RS and building the engine/swapping it out for another, however those engines are a lot more complex then what I feel like dealing with (having worked with 2 of them).
Therefore, I come before the infinite wisdom of ATOT and ask, what kind of project car would you like to work on? I'm open to pretty much anything as researching many times takes longer then the actual build.
The one thing to keep in mind is that I'm aiming for RWD or AWD this time around as FWD just isn't as great anymore. It would only be a summer car anyways so no worries about weather really.
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