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    1. #21
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      Nice updates, that radiator setup is over the top. Really nice looking piece!

      Livermore, CA
      American:
      1966 Chevelle SS "Tribute" Retro / Pro-Tour
      For Sale

    2. #22
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      Quote Originally Posted by CruizinKev View Post
      wow nice emblems!!! maybe he can do a few more? but with LSX 376?
      The emblems were a combination of my designer and Myles Tool. They are looking at getting into making the emblems and other components.
      Look up www.mylestool.com and ask for Mark. But skies the limit on what they can do.
      That's only the first piece they are making for the Chevelle.

      Quote Originally Posted by cactuss4 View Post
      Nice updates, that radiator setup is over the top. Really nice looking piece!
      I have a Wizard Cooling radiator on my big block 69 Camaro. I have zero overheating issues. It's a small shop out this way (Buffalo, NY) but are growing due to the popularity of their radiators.

    3. #23
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      Zeon's Collision now has the body in their shop. They tacked the ABC Performance firewall filler panel into place.
      Say goodbye to the world's ugliest firewall Chevy ever made

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    4. #24
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      A few more updates. First off, here is an updated rendering from Studio Lundeen

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      Getting all the body panels and sheet metal together. Replacing the driver side quarter panel with some new Dynacorn sheet metal.
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      Cutting away part of the frame for the ABCPerformance.net mini tub kit.
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      Spot welding the new steel for the mini tub
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      MOre to come. Heading to SEMA to meet with some people and get more ideas.

    5. #25
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      I like the rendering.. Looks sick!!

    6. #26
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      A few more pics of the ABCPerformance.net mini tub and boxing kit. Trick welding by Derek Main.
      80% done then it heads to the body shop to match up with the body and get mini tubs. Then to powder coat and the suspension gets installed.

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    7. #27
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      Some updates:
      Myles Tool made 2 more fender emblems on the CNC. We had the bowtie graphic adjusted. Rear quarter emblems coming soon

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      ABCPerformance.net mini tub and frame boxing just about finished also. Our welding and fabrication friend Derek Main did an awesome job. Time to mount the body to frame and check fitment.
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    8. #28
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      Always nice to see some color on the media blasted panels.
      Zeon's Collision laying down a coat of BASF R-M red epoxy primer on some sheet metal

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      Hoping to mate the body and frame together this weekend and get some panel fits checked. Then replace some of the hammered (yet rust free) sheet metal done.

    9. #29
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      This car is going to be awesome. Of course we're happy you chose UMI suspension but seriously, everything on this build is absolutely top notch. Wow.
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    10. #30
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      Quote Originally Posted by UMI Tech View Post
      This car is going to be awesome. Of course we're happy you chose UMI suspension but seriously, everything on this build is absolutely top notch. Wow.
      It's getting there. Some great components ready to be put on the car. Can't wait to put the UMI suspension through the paces

    11. #31
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      Good foundation to start with! Coming along. Awesome rendering, btw.

    12. #32
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      Do you have the website for the rendering company? I tried "studiolundeen.com" without anyluck
      [QUOTE=BuffaloMotorama;1028700]A few more updates. First off, here is an updated rendering from Studio Lundeen

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    13. #33
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      Looks like his domain is having some issues. You can contact Mike at [email protected]
      You can also see his work at www.coroflot.com/MichaelLundeen

      Here are a few more renderings he has done for me

      The Mustang is the Ring Brothers Dragon Mustang
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      The Buick is the Ring Brothers 1954 Buick
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      [QUOTE=gmgiuffre;1032575]Do you have the website for the rendering company? I tried "studiolundeen.com" without anyluck
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      A few more updates. First off, here is an updated rendering from Studio Lundeen

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    14. #34
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      Been a bit since I posted updates on the SiniSSter Chevelle project.
      The frame is getting assembled and the body will be mounted back on this week. Paint very soon!

      Replaced both the rear quarters even though they were rust free, just terrible metal work and patch jobs. We also replaced the outer wheel wells as well as replaced the inner wheel wells with ABCPerformance.net mini tubs

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      Rear quarter installed and primed

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      Perfect trunk to quarter gap
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      Smoothed firewall. Holes for the Vintage Air, Master cylinder, and steering column
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      Undercoated the underbody. People asked why I don't paint it body color, and the reason is I want to drive it and not worry about touching up the paint under the car.
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      Frame powdercoated after ABCPerformance.net mini tub and frame boxing
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      Frame and the body back in the same garage
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      UMI Performance Suspension, Viking Performance shocks and RJP Ford 9"
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    15. #35
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      Top notch, Joe!

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    16. #36
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      Quote Originally Posted by UMI Tech View Post
      Top notch, Joe!
      Thank! If today goes well we hope to have the body on the frame and final prep it for paint!

    17. #37
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      Some great progress tonight. The frame and body are back together for good!

      The time in this build is starting to make me go crazy. I was making engine noises
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      Some redneck engineering to get the body high enough to roll the frame under
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      Liking the stance. Can't wait to put those old wheels to the curb
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      Test fit of the Baer 6P 14" Pro+ Brakes
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    18. #38
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      Looking good!
      1967 El Camino 408ci LSx....and the build begins!
      1967 Turbocharged 408ci LSx Chevelle - 1012 rwhp, 959 rwtq 67 Chevelle
      2009 Supercharged Silverado - On the Dyno

    19. #39
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      I'm loving the boxed frame, that is some seriously quality welding there.

    20. #40
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      Quote Originally Posted by lucky13firebird View Post
      I'm loving the boxed frame, that is some seriously quality welding there.
      Thanks, it turned out incredible. The ABC Performance frame was a great alternative to a Roadster Shop frame (even though those frames are incredible works of art) and should add modern handling to an almost 50 year old frame.

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