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Re: What your project?
Up this coming summer I have planned:
  • Car stuff (alarm, window tint, neons, stereo upgrades, rims and the like)
  • Parties!
  • Playing with a woot item I bought the last weekend of build as a frivilous spending item.
  • Spring/Summer cleaning of the house and garage.
  • New Garage doors (hopefully)
  • Spending more time than I was able to last summer with my lil bro and sis hopefully.
  • Working on the 2 Mustangs more than likely. ('65 Fastback & '70 Mach 1)
  • (we have some parts already in for the Mustangs - yay!)
  • Car shows with the '50 Mercury.
  • Huge car show in NJ Labor Day weekend.
  • Concerts - 1 planned already in Boston, more to come hopefully.
  • Buy bike, ride said bike. (used to ride bikes all the time back in the day)
  • Lots of other multiple random projects yet to be decided.
  • Some N.E.R.D. activities
The only project I already started gathering supplies for is the Carbide Cannon which will be done soon-ish.
Gotta love books.


Team stuff:
  • Mini comps
  • Planning a 10 year team anniversary party
  • Work on the website/webteam
  • Fundraising
  • Public demonstrations.
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