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    1. 12-14-2005 #1
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      new pic.'s

      Just a few pictures of the chevelle. Just about the time I start getting somewhere, things at work go crazy. 12hrs a day, 7 days a week! I can't complain too much, at least I am fortunate enough to have a job.



      Any way here are a few. Oh yea, believe it or not. It isn't 4wd. I am going to tear the frt. end back apart to see why it isn't going down.

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      Nice car. Is there an engine installed?

      If you bolted on the suspension and then installed the engine you might just want to loosen the suspension bolts and re-tighten them. It could be that you're binding the bushings and it hasn't settled in yet.

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      Quote Originally Posted by parsonsj
      Nice car. Is there an engine installed?
      If you bolted on the suspension and then installed the engine you might just want to loosen the suspension bolts and re-tighten them. It could be that you're binding the bushings and it hasn't settled in yet.
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      Yup. But don't be surprised if you have to cut the springs. Looks great otherwise. I like vinyl tops. They add a classy touch and really simplify body maintenance.
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      Nice.. what color blue is that?
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      Yes the engine is in.But I thought I left everthing loose. I just haven't made the time to go back and check. That will be the first thing I will do. But the frt. springs are 1 in lowering springs and it also has the B body spindles. Either way I will have to get it down.

      The color is Electron Blue Metallic.

      Thanks for the kind words.

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      I wouldn't make any changes until you drive it. Once things get a chance to settle you can always cut a spring or just get something with less free length. Awfull tough to cut it longer though if you go too far before it settles.
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      is there a back window in it?..have to be careful washing it without one..lol...looks good though ..love the color
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      Nice car. I like the blue and the vinyl top.
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      That car is really coming together Brent. I love the color, but then I love any shade of blue. Surely you will be finished by Grand Run time right? I look forward to seeing it here at the next show.
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      Your Chevelle is looking awesome! I did a few quick photoshops of your car.




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      Pic.'s

      I really like the new photo! That is just about right.

      Sorry for the late reply, power has been off as well as cable!!!!! I just didn't want you to think I didn't like it.

      Once again, Thank you!

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      Sick car , love the color !
      What kinda wheels you got on that beast ?
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      Wheels

      The wheels are the INTRO Pentia's. 17x8 and 18x10 with 255\40 17's and 285\35 18's. I wish I would have went with a 305 or something on the back. Oh well they wont be on there too long any ways. I like to play alot!!!
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