Been reading the forums here for quite some time and found the insight and resources invaluable for our project. Was looking for a project to get my son some hands on experience for restoring something from the ground up. A family friend mentioned an old Scrambler her Father had sitting in a barn and one thing led to another. There probably wasn't a worse candidate to restore and we never would have done it if it hadn't been for the learning aspect. After bringing it home 3 years ago it was actually roadworthy for the first time tonight. We still have final body and paint to do but the rig is pretty rust free now. Work has so far included a different frame, 26 replacement panels, brake system, fuel system, suspension, added power steering and brakes, new electrical and on and on. Special shout out to Mark at Classic Enterprises for their sheetmetal, fit was exceptional and quality top notch. Still need to add 3 point harnesses and some small odds and ends but we are in the homestretch...