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06-10-2018 #1101
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Whats up Dave?
I am back on tin work, I seem to take a lot of breaks from this car for some reason, must be burnout
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06-15-2018 #1102
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Have quarters back, and although I haven't fit them yet, I had to set one up on there. Totally digging it
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06-19-2018 #1103
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Molds and quarters. Probably take a day or two to make the bonding strips.
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07-11-2018 #1104
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[QUOTE=Ron S;1268983]Have quarters back, and although I haven't fit them yet, I had to set one up on there. Totally digging it
Love this photo. Really gives you an idea of the attitude this thing is gonna have. Can’t wait to see more!!!
07-14-2018 #1105
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Originally Posted by Ron S
I just noticed the work he work you did to the tail lights! What is your plan there? Are you modifying the original housings, or building custom? I really like how you extended it down! I might have to steal that idea!
07-08-2019 #1106
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Any updates?
Bill Harvey
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07-09-2019 #1107
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Yes What he said!^ Originally Posted by cornfedbill
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If you’re suggesting sending men with weapons of war to take my weapons of war,then I’m fairly certain that’s what’s called an act of war… and the definition of tyranny.which coincidentally is the reason for the second amendment to begin with!
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07-09-2019 #1108
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Just a basic bolt-on car with gold wheels....LMAO!
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07-10-2019 #1109
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Originally Posted by andrewb70
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07-30-2019 #1110
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Believe it or not, I actually got a chance to start working on this hot rod again, fitting the fiberglass quarters. Hoping it will jump start my interest again. Making all the mounting fins is tedious and boring, so maybe not.
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07-31-2019 #1111
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Sweet !
Looking good
What made you want to go this route as opposed to metal?David Sloan
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07-31-2019 #1112
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You've come so far with this one, good to see it moving again.
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07-31-2019 #1113
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I really like how this is turning out. I'm stealing ideas from this build for my Nova.
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07-31-2019 #1114
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The main reason for the fiberglass molds is mostly for repeatable parts, just in case ................................. Originally Posted by David Sloan
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Hard to believe it's been over 8 years since that ↑↑↑ happened.
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In some ways it seems like a life time ago Norm
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I will guarantee someone will say, "I had one exactly like that". They do with the Mustang all the time, you just reply "really...I'd like to see some pics" Originally Posted by andrewb70
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08-05-2019 #1118
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One side down, started on the other. for fiberglass parts they fit amazing.
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08-05-2019 #1119
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Like you built them for it. lol Originally Posted by Ron S
One side down, started on the other. for fiberglass parts they fit amazing.
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08-09-2019 #1120
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This build is so fun to follow!! Awesome work, Ron.
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