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    Thread: '66 in the raw!

    1. #181
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      WOW!!! It looks so different with the hood on!



      Front UCA Mock up! Me Likeeeee!!!!



      Quarters came in so, hopefully, we can get them on next week!

      BTW, I've gotta give a big shout out to the guy that has been doing most of the fab on the car! His name is Brycen. He has also been instrumental in the design along with Rodger! I guess it's true what they say! Two heads are always better than one!

      John

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    2. #182
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      WOW!!! It looks so different with the hood on!
      Yeah, it does look different... almost like I'm looking at the trunk.
      JK- AWESOME car!!

    3. #183
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      Quote Originally Posted by PonchoJohn
      Yeah, it does look different... almost like I'm looking at the trunk.
      JK- AWESOME car!!
      LOL!! I know it sounds dumb but it's been so long without the trunk lid and I'm so used to seeing the tube chassis through the open trunk.

      John
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    4. #184
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      Quote Originally Posted by novanutcase
      Two heads are always better than one!
      John
      Really i want to make a joke about this but i am going to be nice
      marty-mj
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      Quote Originally Posted by syborg tt
      Really i want to make a joke about this but i am going to be nice
      I kind of set myself up for that one didn't I?

      John
      '66 Chevy II - The "NEW" '69 Camaro!

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    6. #186
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      Hood?

      WOW!!! It looks so different with the hood on!
      I was wondering if anyone else was going to catch that

    7. #187
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      Hmmmm

      Did anyone catch what was parked in front of this awesome car???? Look at the wing...... looks like a Superbird. Rodger: Fess up.

      By the way, my wife and I took a trip up to Bakersfield last weekend to visit Ironworks Speed & Kustom to see Novanutcase's 66 Nova. One word to describe John's Nova: AWESOME!

      There were members from STEVESNOVASITE there as well. It was great meeting John (Novanutcase) and his son.

      I was also introduced to Rodger (the owner of Ironworks Speed & Kustom)! What a shop..... totally professional work. The 300+ mile round trip was well worth it. Anyone considering have a car built: You won't regret having it done at Ironworks Speed & Kustom. They TRULY build cars from the inside out!

      Rodger and John (Novanutcase) openly discussed all aspects of 'The Nova'. I was in heaven.

      --Eric
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    8. #188
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      Hey Eric!
      It was great meeting you and your wife! Thanks for making the trek! I hope I was able to answer the questions you had!

      John
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    9. #189
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      John, I dont know why I never read this thread before...but I am glad I did now! Your car looks great!! I can only hope of ever building a car that nice and special.

      Martin
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    10. #190
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      Quote Originally Posted by Martin71RS
      John, I dont know why I never read this thread before...but I am glad I did now! Your car looks great!! I can only hope of ever building a car that nice and special.

      Martin
      Martin!

      Thanks but I'm making you the keeper of the flame outside the U.S. for pro-touring!

      John
      '66 Chevy II - The "NEW" '69 Camaro!

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      Here come the Tubs Doo Doo Doo Doo..........




      Front end Redux




      Rodger must have had a few on this photo!

      John
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    12. #192
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      nice its starting to come together cant wait untill this thing is finished. hell right now id take it to car shows!
      Matt

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      Junk E-Mail?

      Woke up this morning to get ready to head up to the shop and found these in my Junk E-mail box.

      Tubs







      Closing up the firewall





      Anything you like or dislike lemme know now before they finish weld it!

      John
      '66 Chevy II - The "NEW" '69 Camaro!

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      My god these things look huge. What size meats are you running.

      PS - These guy's are in my Top 5 for best shops around.

      marty-mj
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      Quote Originally Posted by syborg tt
      My god these things look huge. What size meats are you running.

      PS - These guy's are in my Top 5 for best shops around.

      the coilovers and wheels go in there not just wheels. It makes it cleaner. But medium sized tubs in a small car look huge. Sean did an amazing job on those tubs.

      I think you need to look around if we are in the your top 5. Or you have only been to 4 shops before. But we do have good hair.

      thanks Marty

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      Quote Originally Posted by syborg tt
      My god these things look huge. What size meats are you running.
      Trying to get 335 to fit under their! I told Rodger we might want to call the car "Porn Star" instead of "Z066" since it's going to have some big meat underneath!

      Quote Originally Posted by syborg tt
      PS - These guy's are in my Top 5 for best shops around.
      I'm going to say Top 3 but I'm biased......

      And, Yes, they do, in fact, have real nice hair!!!

      John
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      OK thats it...I'm starting a welding/ fabbing class right now (like thats gonna help achieve somtin' even close to this....) and i'm starting my next project right along my Camaro (a 58- 67 'vette kit). Like that, it might get a chance to be finished before i die!

      Man, John, i'll take your "Junk pics" over mine anytime!

      Great work guy's. Have we spoken color yet? i don't remember...

      Lead.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Leadfoot1



      OK thats it...I'm starting a welding/ fabbing class right now (like thats gonna help achieve somtin' even close to this....) and i'm starting my next project right along my Camaro (a 58- 67 'vette kit). Like that, it might get a chance to be finished before i die!

      Man, John, i'll take your "Junk pics" over mine anytime!

      Great work guy's. Have we spoken color yet? i don't remember...

      Lead.
      Well, me being the little bitch that I am, I still haven't decided although I have narrowed it down a bit so I'm putting together more info for the rendering and maybe from there I can decide....wheels too hopefully!!!

      John
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      Wow

      Those wheels tubs are awsome.Seamless perfection!Looking great.

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      Quote Originally Posted by ironworks
      the coilovers and wheels go in there not just wheels. It makes it cleaner. But medium sized tubs in a small car look huge. Sean did an amazing job on those tubs.

      I think you need to look around if we are in the your top 5. Or you have only been to 4 shops before. But we do have good hair.

      thanks Marty

      Good Hair - Yep that seals it your number One.
      marty-mj
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