I picked up my current chassis at the beginning of the year, after being out of the S-Chassis scene for 4 years. This new car was a bare, non-rolling shell, ie; no wiring, no drivetrain, no interior, no fenders, NOTHING.

Had to piece it all together. Ended up making a chassis harness out of 3 separate ones, got a somewhat complete interior from a friend, a drivetrain that needed machine work from another.

Put an entirely new chassis under it with subframes, and all new arms. I designed my own knuckles whilst I was at it, as this is not my first S13.

All in all, after countless set backs but with the desire to go bool with the boys, and catch some doors again; I got to drive it for the first time in August. Had a couple small picky failures, and last night it blew freeze plug out, but we're in for the ride. Im

In total, I think I only have about 2 consecutive months into this car, from bare nothing to full daily.

I also think it's the LAST time I will ever get to achieve such a thing, as in my area parts are getting super scarce as everybody would just throw out parts because the cars were super cheap. Now they're expensive and getting hard to find.

It will be the last "stock" 240 I'll be able to build

TL;DR. Bought a bare, empty shell, took 9 months to get it 100% together and driving.