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    Thread: Great Site !!!

    1. #1
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      Great Site !!!

      New here. I hang around the Vette forums, but have Hot Rods and
      Muscle cars in my blood. Looking forward to my next project.

      Current toy - '03 Z06, 19/20 iForged, Bilstein coilovers, Baer brakes etc.



      Current Hot Rod (under construction) '50 Ford business coupe, Fatman Stub, SB Ford, ADO, 9" rear, 16x12 steal wheels w/295-50-16s out back, air ride.

      Future Pro Touring - '69 AMC AMX, Thinking about a Cobra motor, 6-speed, and ??? Still working out the wheels.
      Al


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      Welcome to the site. Nice mix of rides you have there. The AMX is definately a unique one. Cool.
      Project "Freebird"

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      Welcome! I agree w/Bruce, nice rides. I've always had a thing for AMX/Javelins.

      Dan

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      Nice rides. It's good to have another good photoshopper around here too. you'll get lots of requests.
      Tony Langlois
      1966 Corvair Monza

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      three nice cars, I like the wheels on the Z06 and the steelies on the business coupe. The AMX is gonna be a cool project, I saw an old school Pro-street AMX the other day and thought to myself what cool lines those cars have.

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      Welcome! Nice collection of cars, and nice to see another "alternative" member in the ranks... I too have always dug Javelins and AMXs. When I bought my Mach, the only other car I was seriously considering at the time was '69 Green AMX with a 390 and some Go package pieces, including those sweet sidepipes. Damn I miss sidepipes...

      Anyway, welcome again, and I'll look forward to seeing progress on the cars.

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by ALLKAR
      New here. I hang around the Vette forums, but have Hot Rods and
      Muscle cars in my blood. Looking forward to my next project.

      Current toy - '03 Z06, 19/20 iForged, Bilstein coilovers, Baer brakes etc.

      Current Hot Rod (under construction) '50 Ford business coupe, Fatman Stub, SB Ford, ADO, 9" rear, 16x12 steal wheels w/295-50-16s out back, air ride.

      Future Pro Touring - '69 AMC AMX, Thinking about a Cobra motor, 6-speed, and ??? Still working out the wheels.
      Al
      we have the same taste..Love your three cars..I've used Billet wheels painted to look like steelies with billet hub caps..everyone makes the caps too small for the wheel..they're out of proportion. I called Colorado after they made their first set for me. They got the 20's right but the 18's were too small and not proportional..Alan ordered some a year later and guess what..no change still too small..I love shoeboxes..I've got one myself..just a flat head..my shop guys screwed it up. I need to sell it and start over. The World of Wheels is full of AMX's here this week-end. I just l;ove them. I have a 66 Rambler American Wagon..AMC 390 that Warren Johnson built..super T10 4 Speed 9" Ford.. It's stout.
      Bob "cooter" Johnson

      (Disclamer: Any and all "questionable" comments made by Bob Johnson, Redneck, are to be taken as good natured Good 'ol boy humor. If I offended you, please get a sense of humor...)

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      the amc is pretty nice

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      Quote Originally Posted by Bob Johnson
      we have the same taste..Love your three cars..I've used Billet wheels painted to look like steelies with billet hub caps..everyone makes the caps too small for the wheel..they're out of proportion. I called Colorado after they made their first set for me. They got the 20's right but the 18's were too small and not proportional..Alan ordered some a year later and guess what..no change still too small..I love shoeboxes..I've got one myself..just a flat head..my shop guys screwed it up. I need to sell it and start over. The World of Wheels is full of AMX's here this week-end. I just l;ove them. I have a 66 Rambler American Wagon..AMC 390 that Warren Johnson built..super T10 4 Speed 9" Ford.. It's stout.
      Those billet wheels are sweet. The stealies are HEAVY, but it just going to be a cruz'er. Damn, sure would like to see that show. You don't see many AMX's around, much less in one place. Is your wagon a 2 door? Pics?
      Al

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      allkar

      is the vette photo chopped?? the only reason I ask is because of how low it is? very nice by the way
      KENNY DAVIS HOTRODS

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      Quote Originally Posted by Travis B
      allkar

      is the vette photo chopped?? the only reason I ask is because of how low it is? very nice by the way
      No, it's the real thing. I'm running custom built 2" under Bilstein coilover.
      It's low, but still very driveable. I don't do speed bumps!

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      the vette looks great.welcome abroad




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