A day in the life...

Super_Randy wrote:

a little reading literature. bought this from Hot VW's. its like the magazine on steroids . history, car features, looks like an engine build, 400+ pages of just Cal Look related content. 8-)

It looks like a work of art. Like Keith Seume's stuff.

i did a thing, but it didn't go as planned, but it's done. i was originally trying to just make the center one, but wrecked the screen and built the third one. then got another one to make the second one. anyway, my back lit Game Boy saga has come to an end. so now i have 2 options to play Game Boy in the dark.
left: stock OG iv had for over 30 years.
center: LED back lit original screen, bivert mod, clear case, clear upgraded speaker, glass screen protector, buttons, new button pads, blue start/select buttons.
right: original yellow corrected case, LCD screen, light blue glass screen protector, neon blue buttons and power switch, (not shown) clear battery door. new OEM style speaker.
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you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Those are nifty. Some of the channels I follow restore and mod them. I've never owned one myself but always thought they were neat.

the LCD screen one was super easy to build. it basically drops in. i had to cut 2 screw studs and an idk what to call it off the inside of the case to give the screen room to fit. attach 2 ribbon cables, and solder 2 wires to the board for the speaker and assemble it. it goes right together.
im going to be cracking that one back open in a few weeks. i should have replaced the battery contacts cause they were corroded (assuming battery acid at some point in it's life) and i want to replace the button pads. i used the originals in that one (used new ones in the clear case) and i have to hit the buttons harder than id like. easy fixes i can do for no joke $5.

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

saw this Skyline GT-R yesterday.

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

I've got the garage about totally together. A lot of firsts in the process for this space as the PO never actually finished anything in it and everything that was done was done poorly.

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i saw this today.

you big ass garage with a lift having muthaphuka :lol:

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

schwim wrote:

I've got the garage about totally together...

This is fantastic! Looks like a pro workshop. 8-)

Maddel wrote:

This is fantastic! Looks like a pro workshop. 8-)

Super_Randy wrote:

you big ass garage with a lift having muthaphuka :lol:

It's weird to have a space like this. It's like a super strong case of impostor syndrome lol.

I trimmed the door exterior side with PVC. It's ok to work with but it's phuqing expensive.

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Messing around wit this little project if time permits.
Fitted the front fender recently...

well it's shiny! but where's the engine?

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

The engine is not yet revised.
It will have this setup:

Buddy dropped in with his "recreational ride"... :lol:

He even hallucinated about slamming that thing... :shock:
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the slammed one does look pretty cool.

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

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