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02-02-2014 #1
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B&B Classics 1972 Nova Customer Build
Thought I would post up one of the current projects we have going on in the shop. It is a full build of a customers 1972 Nova. The car will be used for cruising and the occasional track day event. The Current build plans and parts list so far includes: Full DSE suspension with floater 9" rear end, Dry sump LS7, T56 magnum trans, and Baer brakes. The car will have low stance and have a very stock appearing exterior that will be painted in factory Fathom blue. I will keep pictures updated as we go along.
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Billy Utley
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02-02-2014 #2
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Seeing as how you built the Nova that made me start liking Novas, it should be in good hands. I never really liked the line of the rear fender lip until I saw the stance of your car with the tire tucked like it was.
Stephen
02-02-2014 #3
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If anyone can put the stamp on a Nova, it's you Billy. Definitely watching this...
Big dreams, small pockets....
Chris--
'72 Cutlass S LSA/T56 Magnum
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02-02-2014 #4
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Following along for sure!
Tom Farrington
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The new shop build https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...53#post1016553
03-03-2014 #5
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Awesome fabrication as usual Mr. Utley!! Keep the pics coming, this should be a great build. Ugh, I need to buy one of your frame jigs...did you really have to have such a good pic of it in this thread to rub it in!!! LOL
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JeffLast edited by 1coolC2; 03-03-2014 at 02:17 PM. Reason: Frame jig envy
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03-04-2014 #6
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All the cool kids are getting frame jigs like that...
Originally Posted by 1coolC2
Tom Farrington
66 Chevelle hardtop (ours) https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...PT-build-(ours)
64 Chevelle 4-dr wagon (wife's) https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...HAUL-LONG-ROOF
The new shop build https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...53#post1016553
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Looks awesome
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MORE MORE MORE WE NEED MORE! lol Nice work Billy.
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Great looking project..
03-21-2014 #10
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Thanks Guys, Here are a couple update pics.
Billy Utley
01-14-2015 #11
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Fabrication work
I can only dream of being able to either do work like that or have the $$$ to have someone else perform it on my car like Billy!
I will be back in the spring for some more upgrades and fine tuning at B&B for sure!
Ok the $64 question, when will the yellow Camaro in the background be completed?
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