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Thread: C7 LT1 Split Window
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10-01-2014 #21
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It is great to see a Corvette on the Pro touring forum.....
Love the look and technology of the project. Please keep posting Pictures !!
Just can't get enough Corvettes down here in Australia.
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10-01-2014 #22
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Wow, this is amazing and insane..... "YES" post all the photos you care to. This is awesome.
Can you, or are you, at liberty to say how much this is going to cost?
10-28-2014 #23
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here are the lower control arm mount access doors. It's been a little slow going, we are getting another car ready for SEMA, we will be hard in this project when we return.
10-28-2014 #24
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Photos
10-28-2014 #25
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Photos?
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-1967 GTO I drive and race
-Build threads:
-http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=615847&page=23
-https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...project-thread
10-28-2014 #26
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Nope. No photos.
10-30-2014 #27
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Actual pictures
Sorry, I'm not having luck posting pictures from my phone. That makes it a lot harder to get content posted!
The C7 control arm mounts are integrated in the frame rails. The bolts are accessed through removable panels in the radius' of the chassis.
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