Oh yea, spose I left that out of the plan...  bio first - switchable veggie tank later.

Sure :) - I have no idea :)

Jeralds old cage out of his MK1 Jetta.

Very good shape!  Bolt in.

Block is complete, have intake/throttle body on, fuel distributor, air boot, wiring harness.

You haul :)

Apparently the block has 30k on since last rebuild.

IS IT A SICKNESS?!   



Mine broham hooked me up with this guy in thanks for helping him out with my moms debaucle.

It's a diesel and has 20k on a fully rebuilt motor (receipts to prove) with a brand new vacuum pump.  Car sat for five years before dude who owned it started working on it again about 6 months ago.  I am third owner.  Has brand new calipers/rotors etc up front, new cheesy wheels and that's about the end of the nice things other then somehow all the lights work great.

The pic doesn't give away how many spots of rust are around this guy, the typical window lower corners.  Essentially the plan is this... 

*Swap 5spd from the brown car to this.
*Swap suspension from the brown car to this.

*Sell my brown 78 2door 1.6L

*Get white 77 Rabbit from LCs unintentional long term storage...
*Do up the 77 NICE.
*Swap everything over that's decent to the 77.
*Cut up 79.

Have a really nice fantastic running diesel.

This is the best running diesel Rabbit I've ever seen.

Got it for $1,500.

When is Worthersee held?

Whoa nice!  Thanx!

That's exactly what I was wondering too.  I am required to get a Technician license for my volunteer efforts with the Citizen Emergency Response BS :P - so - I'll be doing that too.

By the grace of god and these two fingers...  I'll make it so.

Brett does have that "I fuck on the first date" voice...  That makes him pretty cute!

Awesome, thanx man.  The more info the better, due to traveling for work I probably won't get this done till I get back from all my traveling for work (mid-November).

Great stuff dude :O - what lense were you using?  I'll try to add some constructive ideas - though - I'm not much of a portrait person myself, the only pix I've done of people really are two SGs who never got their sets picked up  ...



I like this one best.  Has a great depth of field.  The fence creates an interesting - but not TOO interesting pattern and I feel like the subject is WELL framed.  I think it's a fantastic composition.  It's soft - but not too soft.



I like the pose on this one - did you coach that?  Coach her look?  I think that the composition here has a bit to much of the horse in it.  It's a little visually confusing to me.  I could see eliminating the horse up to her arm/the saddle.  Also, the way her leg leaves the frame it makes my mind picture is sticking straight out - which is odd.  Perhaps include some of the bend, or past the knee?



I like the composition and angle of this one too - quite a bit.  The only thing that strikes me here is that she's a bit washed out.  Which, if you've already corrected the levels and are still left with is difficult to fix.  Are you using CS3?  I can't remember.  You can switch the picture to smart adjustments and that helps a bit with contrasting subjects like her in this type of issue.  You might also get around it by darkening up the mid tones with the levels histogram.



This one I really like her attitude, the light in her hair, very beautiful!  Fantastic DOF!!!  I think the only thing I'd do is bring back what you had in the first pic of the span of her body.  It looks like she's cut off from the waste down.  Where are her legs?  Makes her look a bit inhuman.  If there was even a trace of her past her waist (thanks to captain spelling nazi) - this would be a REALLY stunning shot in my opinion.

I hope you don't feel like I'm busting your balls, I think you are a better photographer then I - I'm just rattlin off what I'm seein :).

  

Found that on gunbroker.com and thought of you