The garage is coming along. I am having to do a lot more than I thought I would need to on this project so far. It is quite exhausting and sometimes stressful but will be worth it in the end.
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The garage is coming along. I am having to do a lot more than I thought I would need to on this project so far. It is quite exhausting and sometimes stressful but will be worth it in the end.
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I borrowed a bucket truck to cut back some trees so I took a birds eye view picture.
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Hey everyone just posting to say hi and let you know we still have the car and still plan on finishing it at some point.
I will be honest, I have really lost interest in the car at this point. Maybe it is my ADHD, maybe I got burned out on time and money spent, maybe after getting diagnosed with Parkinsons I look at life differently and toys don't really matter to me as much anymore.
Maybe it is just because I can no longer handle multiple tasks at once so it is easier to just focus on the garage project and running our HVAC business right now. Maybe it is because I am so worried (and kind of obsessed) about where things are going with this race to artificial superintelligence.
The plan is to get the addition/garage done, get the car done to a point where we only need basic tools to work on it, bring it home to the new garage and finish it there.
I will post more on the addition. It is going to be really awesome.
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Bill,
I was so pleased to see this post from you. I was concerned. I've been a long time reader following your journey. I mostly log on here just to see your posts and enjoy your progress with the car. You're pretty close. I hope you do get it finished and are able to drive the car, enjoy the accolades, and see the happiness people display when they see a DeLorean. After all your effort, you deserve it.
Ron
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Thanks Ron I appreciate the concern. I am doing good for the most part and keeping the Parkinsons at bay so far. In fact I recently completed a 25 mile hike fundraiser for Make A Wish Maine.Originally Posted by DMC-Ron
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I find my DeLorean to be a source of comfort in our AI future. I don't think they had a single line of code in them when they left the factory. AI can help tell me how to fix things on it, but at least for the near future I'm still needed to turn the wrench.
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Your correct. No microprocessors unless the radio had one. Now I have many but it's all assembly coded. No high level language.
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Hey everyone here are some garage progress photos.
Front-
Mudroom entry area and garage man door from outside-
Inside the garage-
Upstairs-
Second story deck
Tractor port
Back of garage
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Bill,
The garage looks fantastic.
Ron
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Thanks Ron. It is a lot of money. Hard to spend that much on something that is not 100% required (more a want than a need) but we have been working hard for over 20 years, living within our means, to be able to do this without going into debt.
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