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    1. #121
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      Apr 2014
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      Quote Originally Posted by SD67 View Post
      The exhaust looks great, keep the posts coming. Can you tell me if your tank is custom? Or is it an off the shelf model? thanks, Lee
      Thank you and It is a custom tank

      EB Motorsports
      Eugene Braswell, Owner
      http:///www.ebmotorsports.com/

    2. #122
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      Sep 2010
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      Love your build, read it from start to finish! We chose many of the same components, but Wow!, they just look awesome on your build, and your craftsmanship is just outstanding. Very, very nice.
      Steve

    3. #123
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      Apr 2014
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      Hey ya'll,

      Just put a first coat of primer on the body and trying to wrap up the body work. Here's a few pictures for you.







      EB Motorsports
      Eugene Braswell, Owner
      http:///www.ebmotorsports.com/

    4. #124
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      Apr 2009
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      Very nice ! looks awesome...
      I want the same hood for my 69
      Gil

    5. #125
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      That is REALLY sexy. I love the hood scoops.

    6. #126
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      Rochester, IL
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      Your fabrication skills are very impressive!! This finished product will be awesome!!

      Mike

    7. #127
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      Ma.
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      Beautiful work. This whole build is amazing.


      Wayne
      Wayne
      Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
      Project FNQUIK https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ghlight=FNQUIK

    8. #128
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      what tool is used to form those trunk and floor pans?

      This is my favorite build on this forum.
      Some times I'm fast sometimes I'm half-fast

    9. #129
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      Wow! This is some fantastic work! I'll surely borrow a few of these ideas for my 68 Camaro when the time comes too.

      Only thing I don't envy is the tech who has to chase a brake fluid leak inside the frame if it ever happens.....
      - Neil

      - 1968 Camaro. Currently: SBC .040 over, 700R4, 10 bolt w/ 3.73's.

    10. #130
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      Hey ya'll,

      It's been a while since my last update. I thought I would post some more teasers before the holidays.









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      Eugene Braswell, Owner
      http:///www.ebmotorsports.com/

    11. #131
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    12. #132
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      Frostbite - 1967 Firebird

      I'm needing some updates please.

    13. #133
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      New Washington, IN
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      Awesome!
      1971 Camaro 427 in waiting
      1988 C1500 Daily Driver
      1955 Bel Air, blown BBC street car

    14. #134
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      Quote Originally Posted by rohrt View Post
      what tool is used to form those trunk and floor pans?

      This is my favorite build on this forum.
      I used a bead roller for all the floor pans and thanks.

      Quote Originally Posted by Oramac View Post
      Wow! This is some fantastic work! I'll surely borrow a few of these ideas for my 68 Camaro when the time comes too.

      Only thing I don't envy is the tech who has to chase a brake fluid leak inside the frame if it ever happens.....
      The brake line through the frame is a solid stainless line and should (famous last words) never give any problems, there are two access holes if need be though. Good luck on your build.

      I have been busy with primer and block sanding and should have some good updates to post soon, stay tuned......

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      Eugene Braswell, Owner
      http:///www.ebmotorsports.com/

    15. #135
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      Hey ya'll,

      Have some more updates. We've been working on the final body work and getting everything straight as an arrow. Going to paint next week. We have some good PPG tri-stage picked out that should look great.

      Also while the body was back on the chassis, I wanted to snap a couple of pictures to share.








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      Eugene Braswell, Owner
      http:///www.ebmotorsports.com/

    16. #136
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      Beautiful car, good work!


      Ridetech Suspsension
      Tech Specialist
      Phone: 812.481.4734

      Project Fox
      1979 Trans Am

    17. #137
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      Love the floors and trunk pan..almost too nice to paint

    18. #138
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      Hey ya'll,

      Just wrapped up the roll bar and side bars. Also experimenting with a late model console. Some pictures for you.









      All the body work is done. Should paint it next week.

      EB Motorsports
      Eugene Braswell, Owner
      http:///www.ebmotorsports.com/

    19. #139
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      Exhaust clearance

      You are very brave to route your exhaust through some of your awesome metal work and support structure. When I had my custom SS exhaust done I was forever chasing annoying rattling issues. I hope you will not have the same issues. Your project looks awesome can't wait to see the final pictures!


    20. #140
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      What is the console out of? I played with a G8 console, but it was too wide (with M3 seats). That console you are using looks heaps skinnier.



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