All of these pictures are hosted at my flickr page here. I don't host the images on my own web server because my DSL connection is too slow and flickr automatically takes care of keeping different sizes of the images, etc. I will be adding most of the relevant images here, but once you click an image you will be taken to the image on the actual Flickr site.
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| Parked at Kennedale Park on one of its first test-drives out of the neighborhood. | At the parking lot at work, on my first day to test-drive it to work. | Sitting in my driveway the day after it was towed to my house still housing a blown gasoline engine under the hood and a flat tire. | I applied some vinyl lettering to the back bumper to say "ELECTRIC VEHICLE." |
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| Seth and I pulling the original (blown) gas engine out. | The first part I purchased for the conversion arrived! | The coupler is made and attached to the end of the motor shaft | The motor and transmission finally coupled together! |
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| Finished the front battery rack with 3 Trojan T-875s. | Rear battery rack partially finished. | Rear battery rack mostly finished. | Rear battery rack completed. |
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| Holes filled with fiberglass, new screens installed. | Painted, with backlights on. | Completed, with felt backing. | Instruments at night with lights on. |
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| Used 3M rubberized undercoating on cargo-area under battery racks. | Various aspects of the conduit underneath the car | A look under the hood. | SD-Card stereo, with area below filled with fiberglass and used for paktrakr and other controls. |
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| My New Charging Port | Charging port wiring |