What's your game plan? 

I think it great that you are willing to get into this car, nothing wrong with that at all, there are gals that do this and I respect that.

I talk to you the other night when you came on the Chat, we like to kid each other on there but we try our best to be of help if that's what you need.

You both have the same love for these old cars, so build away young lady.

How about some closeups of the firewall and front suspension. Is it a frame swap or a clip? If the engine color is also the body color, they'll see you a long way off. I'd hold off on installing any upholstery until after paint is finished. Sanding dust and overspray gets everywhere.

It's really nice to see ladies as involved as you are. My wife is not, but she does let me use her half of the garage on occasion, and puts up with the dust, smell, and noise.

Keep posting progress and problems. It's encouragement for others as they visit. CHAT can usually offer immediate responses and too few take advantage of it. Feel free to join in with questions or responses anytime regardless of how or where the conversation meanders.

I'm looking forward to following your progress.

A free P-15 convertible?
 
You sure know how to start out right. I'm thinking I need to ask you for advise because all I get is junk,and I had to pay big bucks for that.

I never even knew we had a blog, but the title "yes I'm a girl" got my attention. Good for you! I like to see girls get their hands dirty with their husbands. I will check your blog out once in a while. Good luck with your project.

Thanks for all the positive input, fellas! I'm putting together more posts for the interior and exterior on work I've done thus far. Check back!

The front end is a Volari and the engine color is just an accent. The main body is flat black.

Update: We finally got her to fire off this weekend! The husband put a lot of work into putting the engine back together yesterday while I ran herd on the kids (of course I helped when I could). Today running fuel line, hooked up exhaust and some temporary wiring. Then she started! There's still a lot of work left. Plan is to finish the wiring, run transmission lines, put in the seat and temporarily mount the radiator so we can test drive the car. We want to make sure the engine and tranny are good before putting the front clip and hood back on for paint and body work. A few more weekend and she will done in time for the snow season, hahaha.