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    Thread: '73 C_____

    1. #61
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      Quote Originally Posted by Travis Rankin
      Finally got a little step in a forward direction.. and damn it feels good!!!


      Got some rims and tires finally and started to widen the little beast..




      I'm pretty clueless when it comes to shaping sheet metal (in a constructive manner), but it appears to me that you widened the original sheet metal. Can you give me a quick explanation of how you did it? Just the nut shell version, not a full tutorial.

      Ken

      If there is a hard way to do something, I'll find it!
      My other car is a Vega.


    2. #62
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      I just cut down behind the door jam, by the bumper and the inner wells out and just kind of pulled it all out by hand.

      I had to pull the pillar in behind the door though as it wants to pull out when you stretch the quarter.
      Metal Shaper
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      http://toyotatoday.ca/en/gallery/102

    3. #63
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      I love this project. Just came across it today. Can you tell us about the motor?
      Chris

    4. #64
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      Very nicely done! That's gonna look really cool when it's done.


      Quote Originally Posted by Kenova
      I'm pretty clueless when it comes to shaping sheet metal (in a constructive manner), but it appears to me that you widened the original sheet metal. Can you give me a quick explanation of how you did it? Just the nut shell version, not a full tutorial.

      Ken
      I'm pretty clueless too, but I would love to see the "full tutorial". More detail with pics on how you accomplished widening the fender would be most appreciated.

    5. #65
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      messin aboot
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    6. #66
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      looks cudaish, nice

    7. #67
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      More I wanna see more this is a badass project but I think you need more horse power. cough turbo cough

    8. #68
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      Metal Shaper
      By Trade and Hobby

      http://toyotatoday.ca/en/gallery/102

    9. #69
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      Must...have...update!!! Looks killer!

    10. #70
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      Looks like a fun project. I love the frame work you are doing. keep the posts coming....


      Ron

      "If at first you don't succeed Skydiving is not for you"

      1970 Z28
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      LSX454
      Anvil Auto - through the build

    11. #71
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      Wow!

      Awsome work every part is being change. nice work, I love the slope on the nose with those lights.
      Wayne
      Wayne
      Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
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    12. #72
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      bumpity

    13. #73
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      Well, I went back a few steps and then ahead again..
      I decided to lower the body on the chassis another 3", cut the rear quarters off reshaped them and shortened the back end. and then cut what I had for the firewall apart, moved it all back and smoothed it out..




      Metal Shaper
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      http://toyotatoday.ca/en/gallery/102

    14. #74
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      Quote Originally Posted by Travis Rankin
      Well, I went back a few steps and then ahead again..
      I decided to lower the body on the chassis another 3", cut the rear quarters off reshaped them and shortened the back end. and then cut what I had for the firewall apart, moved it all back and smoothed it out..



      You did WHAT???? Were you bored or something???

      Just kidding..... It looks great!

      Now, about that totally-tubular early-Nova you worked on...... Where is that these days?

      Keep up the great work, and keep us posted.


      --Eric
      --ET
      62 Nova Convertible
      62 Nova Coupe

    15. #75
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      That thing looks badass!

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    17. #77
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      It looks awsome, keep updating...

    18. #78
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      Quote Originally Posted by icebird84 View Post
      wow excellent project and I´m hoping for a update
      yeah where is a update this is my first time seeing this and i really like it because it is so different
      keep the wheels a spinning and the Beavers a grinning(burt reynolds-smokey and the bandit)

    19. #79
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      Quote Originally Posted by craigs73 View Post
      yeah where is a update this is my first time seeing this and i really like it because it is so different

      craigs73 you :bsjerk: the last update was 08-04-2008 I´m hoping for a update in the near further, it wound be shame not too see this project finish

    20. #80
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      Quote Originally Posted by icebird84 View Post
      craigs73 you :bsjerk: the last update was 08-04-2008 I´m hoping for a update in the near further, it wound be shame not too see this project finish
      what you mean the last update was 08-03-08
      keep the wheels a spinning and the Beavers a grinning(burt reynolds-smokey and the bandit)

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