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02-08-2017 #21
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02-08-2017 #22
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Still have a couple small things to do and then time for a trip to the Dyno and get this thing tuned up and see what it will do
02-08-2017 #23
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Mind posting some specs on the wheels and tires front and rear? Car looks terrific!
02-08-2017 #24
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I couldn't imagine taking my 1 owner GN apart like this but you did an awesome job. The frame looks great- especially in the hammer tone finish.
02-09-2017 #25
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I love these GN's and yours is spectacular! I know the car is making tons of power now and must sound awesome. Great job
02-09-2017 #26
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thanks
Originally Posted by streetbu
the fronts are 17x8 fikse 245/40-18
rears are 18x11.5 fikse 6-1/8 bs 335/30-18
02-09-2017 #27
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Thanks guys
it took a little over a year to build
still some little things i need to do before its complete if they are ever really complete
i have had a lot of these cars and bought one new when i was 19, and just sold a 30k mile car, even raced one for years that was making about 1350 hp with a v6. So this time i wanted to build one like i thought would be the best all around car.
02-09-2017 #28
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My favorite car in the stable
02-09-2017 #29
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Man... these GN's are giving me bad ideas... Love that car. The CCW's and Fikse's are both perfect choices and fitment for that car. Nice work.
02-09-2017 #30
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Is the frame powder coated or just a spray can finish? Looks great either way.
02-09-2017 #31
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Very nice build, good to see another G body getting modified!
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02-09-2017 #32
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It's powder coated Originally Posted by bread_and_water
Thanks
02-09-2017 #33
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WOW! I am impressed.
02-11-2017 #34
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very nice. janis seems to good transmissions
02-12-2017 #35
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Wow, this is spectacular. I've always had a soft spot for the GN's.
I'm surprised you kept the drum brakes though. Amazing car, thank you!
02-12-2017 #36
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I'm in love! Amazing car!
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02-13-2017 #37
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Beautiful GN
02-13-2017 #38
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I had A 1986 just loved that car, Duttweiler built. my lic plate was SLNTHP
03-04-2017 #39
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Very sweet. Let me know when you are ready to sell this beauty. Everybody runs out of space in the stable sooner or later.
03-04-2017 #40
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Nice car dude! I love those wheels. Originally Posted by qnitro
My favorite car in the stable
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