Man, I feel for you. I've been dealing with a 2 disc back injury for the last two months. The second in my career of such things. The is nothing quite like it.
Please people I am not staped fpr cash I just want the car to have a good home as I cannot finish it and cant bear to see it go to wast in my yard thats why I am taking the loss Im needy not greedy
ps comes with the lcd TV for the dash and the indash dvd player and the front lowering springs and what ever parts I have left in storage
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Bubba, I just had a peek at this thread for the first time in ages and I'm real sorry to hear that you are no longer physically able to work on the car.
I can't believe how little you're asking for it! Only $2000!!! I think the only reason you don't have guys lined up ten deep to buy it is that everyone is afraid they won't be able to do justice to the fine project you've started and haven't quite yet finished.
Geez, if I lived back east and if I had the fabrication skills, I'd certainly be dropping by with the cash!
I wish you the best of luck finding the perfect foster home for your baby. We're all rooting for you.
Bubba, I just had a peek at this thread for the first time in ages and I'm real sorry to hear that you are no longer physically able to work on the car.
I can't believe how little you're asking for it! Only $2000!!! I think the only reason you don't have guys lined up ten deep to buy it is that everyone is afraid they won't be able to do justice to the fine project you've started and haven't quite yet finished.
Geez, if I lived back east and if I had the fabrication skills, I'd certainly be dropping by with the cash!
I wish you the best of luck finding the perfect foster home for your baby. We're all rooting for you.
This is one of the most stunning developments I have ever seen on this forum.
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Originally posted by Patrick:
I think the only reason you don't have guys lined up ten deep to buy it is that everyone is afraid they won't be able to do justice to the fine project you've started and haven't quite yet finished.
Just wanted to say this thread has been viewed over 25,000 times already. Wow. Just wow.
And Now its 214155 whit me lol
Am sorry to what happen to you bubbajoexxx ..You came a long way and a awsome job you have done ..I hope it goes to a good home for you ..My best to you ...Rob
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Sorry to learn of your car accident Bubbajoe. Is your creation currently driveable? I don't have anyone telling me what not to buy these days, so if you want to sell it locally to a good home, I am very interested after rereading the thread and seeing all the work you've done! I was just about to spend $2K on new rims and tires and now that seems like a stupid idea compared to your offer... I'd love to take a look at it ASAP and meet you.
Sorry to learn of your car accident Bubbajoe. Is your creation currently driveable? I don't have anyone telling me what not to buy these days, so if you want to sell it locally to a good home, I am very interested after rereading the thread and seeing all the work you've done! I was just about to spend $2K on new rims and tires and now that seems like a stupid idea compared to your offer... I'd love to take a look at it ASAP and meet you - call me on my blackberry 1-866-259-9564 and I'll make the drive while I'm supposed to be working
Ryan
the car runs but should be trailered as the is some minor finish work to do will call you tomorrow at about 9.30 am or call me at 416 522 5374
All I have to say is........... ROCK ON!! the car lives on and bubba joes' hard work will be memorialized on these pages. congrads to a new owner and I hope the best for bubba.
All I have to say is........... ROCK ON!! the car lives on and bubba joes' hard work will be memorialized on these pages. congrads to a new owner and I hope the best for bubba.
I thank all the members of the forum for there support over the years and will still be around to try help members out with whatever I can THANK YOU ALLL Bubbajoexxx
That might explain why it appeared you didn't want to leave the car. I hope you took more pics. If I was selling any of my cars due to illness or MVA, I'd be crying like a baby.
Originally posted by madcurl: That might explain why it appeared you didn't want to leave the car. I hope you took more pics. If I was selling any of my cars due to illness or MVA, I'd be crying like a baby.
beleve me it hurts to sell the car but it hurts a hell of a lot more to see it in the yard not being finished because you just cant do it
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BubbaJoe and his wife are wonderful people - I spent all afternoon there learning about all the upgrades he performed over the years and details on what was left to finish. I quickly understood after seeing his pride and the time invested in the project, why the buyer was more important than the money, as Joe wants the car to live on. As I expected, the car did not disappoint as it is everything (and with all the extra parts) more than the last wonderfully detailed 54 pages were able to describe! Many of us have praised his talents of making your ideas a reality and then having the willingness to share his expertise for free here on Pennock's. I'm so glad Bubbajoe is willing to continue to support us DIY Fiero enthusiasts - am I sure to have many future questions.
Here are a few pictures I took this afternoon after seeing it the real world for the first time (Monday April 14, 2008):
With BubbaJoe's blessing, I intend to keep the thread alive and hope to be the owner that is able to get it on the road, so it can be seen by many more Fieronatics
My wife and I will be in Niagara Falls in May, but only for a day. Perhaps I could arrange to see you doing a drive-by for us 'cause I'd love to see this car!
Good News! Bubba, I remember meeting you when I was in Toronto. You were a scholar and a gentlemen. I am sorry to hear of you accident, but am glad that your project will live on.
You've been an inspiration to us all. Take care, and keep rollin'!
------------------ Jay Brintnell Southern Ontario Fiero Association Yellow 85 Notchback(A.K.A. GodFearN)
With BubbaJoe's blessing, I intend to keep the thread alive and hope to be the owner that is able to get it on the road, so it can be seen by many more Fieronatics.
Ryan, you've got some big shoes to fill. Best of luck with the project.
Originally posted by macphail8: My wife and I will be in Niagara Falls in May, but only for a day. Perhaps I could arrange to see you doing a drive-by for us 'cause I'd love to see this car! Cheers, Derek
Hey Derek, showing forum members that appreciate Fiero's was just one of a long list of reasons to buy this project. PM me the day and if I'm in Niagara, no problem - my number is further up this page.
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Originally posted by Archie: Good news! Archie
Thanks Archie, I must credit you for my V8 Fiero addiction! I saw your website and ordered your auto swap kit almost 5 years ago - an excellent way for the novice DIYer to get started. You gave me the courage to complete my first engine swap and supported me along the way - thanks for supporting Fiero's all these years. Not many vendors survive primarily supporting a car that stopped production 20 years ago!
Thanks also to Cliff Pennock - my passion is stronger than ever as I learn more about Fiero's everyday from other members on the forum.
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Originally posted by Patrick: Ryan, you've got some big shoes to fill. Best of luck with the project.
Thanks Patrick - let's face it, trying to fill Bubba's shoes would end in tears as he did his first Fiero engine swap when I was in high school! I would need another 15 years experience to even try and compare skills but he understands my eagerness to to learn more and desire I have to continue the project. Most of the engineering and difficult work is already done, but I do feel ready to graduate from the experience I gained from the LT1 Roadster build.
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Originally posted by JazzMan: Man, I coulda had a V8. Looking forward to seeing this project finished, it's been quite a spectacular one. JazzMan
I agree with JazzMan that "Spectacular" is a good way to describe it. Pressure is on to get both projects on the road, but no need to rush as hobbies are never really finished...
Bubbajoe - original reason for the post was to confirm I'll be up around noon Wednesday with Sean and his truck/race car trailer and the balance of the cash. I probably won't sleep again tonight due to excitement - I'd like to get some pictures of us together with the car if you don't mind.
well the car left for its new home today and I picked up my old green car there are some small repairs to bo but my buddie mike will fix them for me so I will have a Fiero to drive
Ryan I wish you all the best and please be kind as there will never be another Like you have and It can never be replaced
All The best to you all here on the forum it has been a trill during the build and I hope you suport Ryan as much as you have me
Bubbajoe, I really feel for your loss but what is more impressive is your desire to see your project go to a home where it will be completed the way you intended. 2 thumbs up for you Fiero2M8. Hopefully you'll have her roadworthy so you you can bring her out to Mapleview, Hamilton, or Grimsby Cruise nights this summer. I'm sure a lot of people would love to see this car.
I've not been around here as much recently so I missed some earlier details - I am honestly sorry to hear about your troubles I think your input will be very valued here still though!
Now, Fiero2M8. You are one fortunate man - I think this is the Fiero bargain of the century. I'm not sure I could have avoided buying this one, even though I said no more Fieros and I would have had to ship it to Newfoundland (that would have been another $1500-$2000). Probably just as well that it was sold by the time I read the updates