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08-16-2006 #21
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Nice rear spoiler. I wonder where you thought of that idea.
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08-16-2006 #22
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I like the rear reverse lights too! Nice look.... Where are you getting the billet grille for it?
Brad
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08-16-2006 #23
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Thanks for the compliments guys. Tyler your car is awesome man.as for the grille probably going to stay stock and keep the hideaways until i decide to make one.
09-13-2006 #24
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A little more progress with more pics
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I like the black trim at the bottom; how many gal is that tank you have?
10-02-2006 #27
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More pics
10-02-2006 #28
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looks cool!
12-04-2006 #29
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what control arms and what springs?are the springs cut?how many #springs are those?....nice car
12-04-2006 #30
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Where did you pick up the fuel door? Did you find one that actually fit in the recessed portion of the tail panel or does it sit flush with the outside, it is hard to tell from the pics? Any info is appreciated! SS
12-07-2006 #31
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Looking awsome! Damn that was a fast build!
What size wheels/tires and what backspacing are you running in back?
I'm 2 hours west of you just across the OH border in IN (right off I69/80-90 interchange).
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Great looking car. I dig the maytag white.
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Great looking car. Enjoy!
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What do you have mounted to the center of the dash in the middle picture?
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12-08-2006 #35
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Sorry I have not answered any of your guys questions sooner but i am trying to get everything in order to build a house. Any way the control arms are from speedtech and the springs are stock with 1 1/2 coils cut out. The fuel door is from dennis kirk the part number is H18884. It does fit in the stock recess all you have to do is drill a few extra holes. Wheels and tires are budnik and bfgoodrich. 18x9 5.375 bs 275/40/18 rear 17x8 4.875bs 235/45/17 front. Thats just the controller for my edelbrock fuel injection mounted to the dash. Thanks for all the compliments guys.
12-22-2008 #36
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Torn back apart awaiting for parts from DSE.
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Nice car, wowzers you already tore her down again?
Ryan
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Nice car, I can't believe how fast you put it together and then take it apart. I noticed you're selling the F.I. BBC. What are you goona run as an engine with your rebuild? How did the Edelbrock system work?
RagRat
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Lookin good
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This all started in '06. It's 2 years later now he's taking it apart. Originally Posted by Rag-Rat
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Do you still believe in all the things that you stood by before? Are you out there on the front lines, or at home keeping score?
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