Scott from Dublin, OH

Re: Scott from Dublin, OH

Postby ScottM-Sonex1629 » Sun Oct 26, 2014 10:50 pm

Plans, we don't need no stinking plans!

I have found the Sonex at times a challenge, and also relatively easy and repetative, as compare to building the Cobra.

As a point of reference, I have probably invested as much of my free time on the Sonex as I did when I built my Cobra. After one year of building the car, it was drive able, licensed and registered. It took my two years to finish the painting and interior (from start).

Right now my Sonex is assembled but in pieces, and I'm moving closer to finishing the controls and starting on the wiring...it's a fast project but not nearly as fast as the car was.
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Re: Scott from Dublin, OH

Postby Rynoth » Sun Oct 26, 2014 11:12 pm

The box containing the plans should be noted on the packing list. The pack list will be your Bible for much of the early to mid stages of the project, just to locate parts.
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