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06-08-2006 #21
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Ok, this is it - as low as it will go with the current suspension and 1" blocks. I think the leafs will still settle some more.
Man I have like 2" clearance under my exhaust and it really scrapes coming out of the driveway with the dang drainage gutter... Need some ramps I guess.
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06-09-2006 #22
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Tom,
Its looks killer! Your neighbors are loving you everytime you
start that bad boy up!
lol..J/k.
Is it time too start on the interior? Any plans or idea's?
And are your rims clear coated? you worried about them
getting "fogged" up eventually? Iam just a big chrome/polish
dude i guess.
The 68 is just awesome looking!
Keep up the great work!
06-09-2006 #23
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Thanks Jim - Sure they love it, why wouldn't they - I do! lol - they're cool. I'm trying to get all the wiring done inside so I can get the interior done. Wheels aren't cleared, hadn't thought they would fog up, time will tell.
Originally Posted by Jims78elky
Tom,
Its looks killer! Your neighbors are loving you everytime you
start that bad boy up! lol..J/k.
Is it time too start on the interior? Any plans or idea's?
And are your rims clear coated? you worried about them
getting "fogged" up eventually? Iam just a big chrome/polish
dude i guess.
The 68 is just awesome looking!
Keep up the great work!
06-10-2006 #24
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Tom,
Yeah don't worry about the rims,i remember back in the
late 70's (ouch.. old man on deck lol) I had a new set of
unpolished centerlines,you know "skinny's in front "fatty"
out back,and they..even though i washed the car daily
practically,just turned "foggy" looking,a haze that i could
not get to come off with a handfull of cleaners or elbow
grease...
it very well could have been the cleaner i was using,too
strong,or allot of brake dust build up,i could have had them
polished,but i was very new into the hobby,i think now the
wheel companies are using far better materials,and the
quality is top notch...*Not bashing centerline here* they
have always had a good product line to offer.
Was just a weird experience i had..After all it was in the
late 70's
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lol...
"Frampton Come's Alive"
I always wanted to say that..lol.
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Killer car Tom! I follow your projest for quite a while now. Any pics from the caltracs/ ground clearance?
Cliff
1968 Firebird
Project Cheyenne Pro Performance
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