I put together a more comprehensive list today.

Harnesses, Fire Extinguisher, Master Switch

It was a good weekend, as always.

We were able to do the following:

• Wire and test kill switch
• Install the harnesses
• Install the fire extinguisher
• Disable steering lock

Still need to complete:

• Seal up sun roof hole
• Drill holes in seat back brace
• Instrument Panel
• Mount Ecu
• Steering wheel replace
• Grip tape the floor
• Exhaust (ordered)

Weekend Progress

As you may have noticed from the previous post, we have made a great deal of progress over the weekend. Below is a quick summary of the progress and that yet to be completed.

Completed:
- Sill bars installed and finish welded
- Rear stay diagonal installed and finish welded
- Fabricated seat back brace
- Painted cage
- Painted floor

Still to complete:
- Grip tape floor in drivers area (waiting for floor to dry)
- Install harnesses (waiting for cage to dry)
- Install master switch (awaiting more welding cable)
- Install extinguisher (waiting for floor to dry)
- Buy wheels and tires x1
- Fabricate exhaust from resonator back
- Steering Lock Disable
- Install Radios
- Plug remaining firewall holes (want to wait until done installing master switch and any extra gauges)

Where we are today

The car is really pretty close. The remainder of items are as follows:

- Finish weld the sill bars

- Fit and weld the rear stay diagonal

- Fabricate seat brace

- paint cage

- paint floor
- grip tape floor in drivers area
- install harnesses
- install master switch
- install extinguisher
- buy wheels and tires x2
- fabricate exhaust from resonator back

Considering we have gotten this far in less than 3 months we should easily be good to go by the first race at the end of June.

Some recent and not so recent photos.

Sparkleturd Racing Forms

Early in 2018, a group of friends and acquaintances decided it would be a "good' idea to form a "24 Hours of Lemons" team. Sparkleturd Racing was born.

A vehicle was quickly procured that met the $500 requirement, with a little room to spare. Luckily the things needing fixing are cheap, and the remainder are covered under the safety exclusions.

This website will cover the journey to get on track with the 24 Hours of Lemons.