//Running in the 90s// R32 GTS-T Revival

[Dolph_KYAS13]

Not too sure if anyone even visits this forum anymore but.

Its been a busy summer with our first daughter being born in January, A move to another house as well as my painter having his 2nd child things kind of slowed.

I managed to carve out a little time over the weekend to go see how progress was. most of the body panels have been trimmed to fit. The exceptions being the fuel door (which will be flush) as well as the bumper / impul grill.

It will be awesome when its all one colour. But for now its Panda spec (again.)



It fits a 18x10.5+23 with a 265 upfront with ease.





-Jordie

[jr_ss]

Originally Posted by Dolph_KYAS13

Not too sure if anyone even visits this forum anymore but.

Its been a busy summer with our first daughter being born in January, A move to another house as well as my painter having his 2nd child things kind of slowed.

I managed to carve out a little time over the weekend to go see how progress was. most of the body panels have been trimmed to fit. The exceptions being the fuel door (which will be flush) as well as the bumper / impul grill.

It will be awesome when its all one colour. But for now its Panda spec (again.)



It fits a 18x10.5+23 with a 265 upfront with ease.





-Jordie

Wait, you moved again?

[Dolph_KYAS13]

Originally Posted by jr_ss

Wait, you moved again?

I have a problem. LOL.

But in reality the house was too big for us and it was in a community of retired professionals. Not the best place to raise a kid as there were no others around. But the worst thing was the trees. it was a constant battle against falling limbs and the mosquitos were terrible.

We weren't actively looking to move but this Mid Century gem popped up. Its in a community of younger families and has river views and access.





It was designed by famous Canadian architect Victor Prus and we bought it from my highschool art teacher.

I'm not moving again until the little one can at least help. Moving with a 6mo old is not recommended.