6000 hrs ~ 2 years...

Post #329,091 by scoenye 7/5/10 12:12:46 AM Reply	6000 hrs ~ 2 years... That's taking 8 hour days, 365 days a year. Ouch... And they have a fabrication facility. Unless that thing was down to a couple of rusted frame rails when they found it, that doesn't quite add up either.
Post #329,094 by static 7/5/10 2:05:17 AM Reply	Divide by the number of people, too. By those numbers, 2 people, one year; four people, six months. Wade Q:Is it proper to eat cheeseburgers with your fingers? A:No, the fingers should be eaten separately.
Post #329,183 by scoenye 7/6/10 6:00:53 PM Reply	That just shrinks the absolute time span Assuming they are all professionals and have access to tools and equipment that would be off-limits for a DIY enthusiast, that is an awful lot of hours to spend on a restoration.
Post #329,197 by folkert 7/6/10 7:57:59 PM Reply	Wasn't a restoration... Try a "resto-mod" The original 'Cuda never came with an 1100hp twin turbo 522 cu in small block and a 6 speed manual and completely re-engineered IRS and IFS with HUGE brakes and 345mm wide tires on the rear. Custom interior with additional rigidity built-in... and other things. 6000-7000 hours, not really that many hours for a complete build like this.

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