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02-03-2007 #101
I was bored..........
Nothing terribly exciting! I was bored and decided to post these pics up. We hung the doors for fitment, got the power steering pulley on the motor and are fine tuning some of the rear end stuff but, for the most part, we are just waiting on parts and materials. Rodgers waiting for some dyes for his bender so he can start on the cage.




Hopefully I can have some basic pics of the cage and some of the other parts bolted to the car! :bsjerk:
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02-04-2007 #102It's looking more and more like a complete car every day. It is good to see developments on yours because it keeps me motivated.
'04 IS300 VVTi GTE swap GT35R etc (dead tranny - looking for LS swap)
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02-04-2007 #103Good to hear! BTW those wheels you have look BADA$$!!!! Are you going to pull the suspension in to get them to work?
Originally Posted by slow4dr
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02-05-2007 #104
Originally Posted by novanutcase
Yeah, when I get some time I will make them work.
'04 IS300 VVTi GTE swap GT35R etc (dead tranny - looking for LS swap)
'63 Street Fighter Nova(Sold)
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02-06-2007 #105Still waiting for parts but in the meantime........
Rear Shock mount

Sub-Floor

Any comments or suggestions? As always they are welcome!
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02-06-2007 #106
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Yea
1. Looks like crap
2. I hate you
3. Looks like crap!
JK!!!
Looks great man!
02-06-2007 #107
02-06-2007 #108cant wait to see more pics thats a bad ass 66
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02-06-2007 #109Don't hate me because I'm beautiful.........
Originally Posted by onebad2
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02-07-2007 #110Oh Yeah!
^^^^^
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02-10-2007 #111Some progress on the subfloor!



A-Pillar rust repair! Thank God! No more rotten A-Pillars!

Finally got the stainless material for the headers!


Now all we gotta do is put it together!
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02-11-2007 #112Nice..
John,
That is looking so good!
Nice,what size or guage metal did you use for the sub
floor? And I love the custom touch on the rear shock
mount with the ZO6.I think the fab work is so bitchin.
Are you going to powder coat the frame? it looks just
to good to cover up.What are your rims and tire plans?
Iam sure whatever you choose will be awesome on
that ride!Also any idea's on the final color? I think we
will see a future SEMA ride real soon or a SMOTY award.
Sorry for all the questions...
Keep up the awesome progress..and great pictures!
-Jim
02-11-2007 #113Thanks for the kind words! We used 16 gauge for the sub floor.
Originally Posted by Jims78elky
The guys at Ironworks are AWESOME! JMO but I think these guys are going to be the next big shop! Rodger has some REAL talented guys up there! Rodgers not bad either!
I'm going to powdercoat the frame. I hear you about covering it up. That's why I decided to have them section the sub-floor so that, at least from the bottom you can see the excellent framework these guys did. I had planned on putting a flat belly pan for aero reasons but after seeing how beautiful the framework was I thought it would be a shame to completely cover it up.
Rims and tires, at this point, are front 255/17/35 and rear 335/18/30. Actually we're still debating on this one since we have to actually see if we can fit the 335's in back. It'll either be 335's or 295's.
As far as color I am looking at a lot of new car maker palettes. With all the new stuff the car will have I don't think it will look right with an old style color. Obviously, Black, Red and Silver would look great but they have been done to death! Then again, you can't deny how killer a properly shot Black looks on any car! Until you have to actually do it, you don't realize how hard it is to choose a color!
WOW, SEMA? SMOTY? That's a pretty tall order! I started this project just trying to build a badass race car/Canyon carver. It sure has taken a life of it's own but at the end of the day all I really care about is hearing it growl when I tweak the ignition and feeling it pull......HARD.....when I step on the gas. Feeling the G's as I push it HARD around a corner and feel ing the tires staying planted. This is what will put the big grin on my face. Anything else will be gravy!
Too many questions? Isn't that why we are here!
Thanks again for the kind words!
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02-11-2007 #114
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Killer project, I want a silver or orange one, but those colors are everywhere... some kind of green would be awesome, because no matter what color that car will stand out....! I always like mossport green... cant wait to watch more progress..... I wish I could budget a build for them like this. I have a 66 found....
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02-11-2007 #115Man, I love those 70 Nova's! There's a guy on Stevesnovasite.com that has a 70 that is killer. I think his name is strtlgl. You should check it out!
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02-11-2007 #116
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Not even the same ball game as a 66... I'll scope it thanks...!
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1980 Malibu...6.0 LSx turbo on the stand.
2000 SS th400 little juice
2002 C5 glide swap, motor shopping
1970 Nova... still waiting.
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Looking good man.....As far as orange....lol we dont want any orange novas around lol
02-11-2007 #118Pr**l*r Orange maybe??!!
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Their ya go lol get me fired up!
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John looks AWESOME! You should get some of these for the headers makes life so much easier.
Jeff



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