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    1. #1
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      Neither. Delete them and get some Argentina Nova ("Chevy SS") headlight bezel/marker lights to use as turn signals.



      Alternatively see if you can adapt some other kind of OEM signal housing in there to fit the custom look of the car. Round or more rectangular or oblong... the possibilities are endless.
      Clint - '70 Nova "restomod" cruiser & autocross family car


    2. #2
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      Quote Originally Posted by TheBandit View Post
      Neither. Delete them and get some Argentina Nova ("Chevy SS") headlight bezel/marker lights to use as turn signals.

      Alternatively see if you can adapt some other kind of OEM signal housing in there to fit the custom look of the car. Round or more rectangular or oblong... the possibilities are endless.
      Wow...I have never heard of that Chevy SS before.
      This headlight bezel would be pretty hard to get I think.
      I was thinking on the 69 Dodge Coronet turn signal lights too. Those are pretty small and round. I like those.

    3. #3
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      Damn those quarters look great!! Nice work. I love the front it's coming out nice.
      Wayne
      Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
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    4. #4
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      The whole plan with the bumper mods is to get more air to keep the radiator cool and get some fresh air to the engine bay. You can see how the air will be directed to it.
      However I don't know how it will work. It might give more problems than good things. Will see.
      I have Trackspecmotorsports 1st gen Camaro hood vent kit that will be installed behind the radiator so the air should find the way out from the engine compartment.
      I am planning to blind the whole grille assy later so that is the second reason for the bumper mods.
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      More details. Eyebrows were added. These guys at the workshop are AWESOME they do exactly what I need sometimes even more.
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    5. #5
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      Updates:
      The front bumper mods are almost ready I am waiting for the new turn signal lights to arrive.
      I will use the smaller 69 nova lights with a little mods around the lights to get “deep” look.
      The hood vents are ready. It looks simple from the top but they have pretty nice pocket design underneath the hood.
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    6. #6
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      wow that bumper mod really makes it aggressive. Very nice

    7. #7
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      Very cool, looks fantastic!
      -Ben, Creative Director at Speedtech Performance
      We sell some really cool parts, build cool cars, and do cool concept renderings too!
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    8. #8
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      I kind of hate checking this thread, I feel pretty inadequate after I look at that fab work.

    9. #9
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      Quote Originally Posted by CSG View Post
      I kind of hate checking this thread, I feel pretty inadequate after I look at that fab work.
      Don't feel like that.
      These guys are very professionals and working on classic rare European cars all the time. They are happy if they get American Muscle to work on time by time.
      This is one of their project I really like:
      From this wrecked junk:
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      Created this Beauty:
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      And this is ALL steel/sheetmetal no plastic no bondo. 4000+hrs of professional work in 22 months as far as I heard.

    10. #10
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      Rear bumper mods:
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      This is a very short exhaust tip because did not want to cut behind the bumper to get more space.
      That horizontal piece in the tip is a necessary thing there to cover the round cut out for the exhaust pipe.
      However I am not sure we need that there. Once the car is running everything inside the tip will be black due to the soot and that cut out would not be so visible.

      I am still thinking what color to choose for this project. That is my hardest decision on this entire project...
      Should I go classic black? I really like this.
      Or custom grey that is so popular lately? There are so many awesome grey project out there. White? Green? Gold? Blue? Flat paint? matte? Shiny?

    11. #11
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      The next step is to modify the rear bumper corners identical to the front bumper corners and put the 67-68 Firebird tail lights into the rear tail light panel.
      There will be a special SS rear panel also that will be mated to those new lights.
      I am trying to create a new look but keep all the Nova marks that are special to Novas. Will see how it goes...

    12. #12
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      Looking good!

    13. #13
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      Very nice, keep up the good work

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      Thank you!

      Positioning the rear lights:
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    15. #15
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      Few steps closer to the end:
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    16. #16
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      What do you guys think about harley’s olive gold color?
      Does it worth to consider it?
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    17. #17
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      Wow, great work on the rear, it looks killer !

      I love this shade of gold, but maybe the flakes would be a little much for the car. The same shade, but metallic instead of big flakes would be awesome. (Just my 2 cents...)


    18. #18
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      Thank you NoNo
      I was in a Harley shop yesterday and there was a bike there with this color.
      To be honest those flakes did not seem to much at all. It might look good on the Nova also.
      It is pretty dark olive color when there is no direct sunlight on it and it is awesome strong gold and olive color when the sun hits it.
      That pic above doesnt give back the real view.

      This pic is from the Harley shop late afternoon with not much light.
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      Quote Originally Posted by NoNo View Post
      Wow, great work on the rear, it looks killer !

      I love this shade of gold, but maybe the flakes would be a little much for the car. The same shade, but metallic instead of big flakes would be awesome. (Just my 2 cents...)


    19. #19
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      Those Firebird tail lights remind me of an early Ventura. I like it. Great work so far!

      Jay

    20. #20
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      Thank you!

      Yes, the 73 ventura/gto had these tail lights.
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      Quote Originally Posted by JayinMI View Post
      Those Firebird tail lights remind me of an early Ventura. I like it. Great work so far!

      Jay

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