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    1. #1
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      Foudie's friend's car's pics









    2. #2
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      Thanks for the help Derek. Sorry I'm such a pain in the A$$. I owe you one now that Bill (the owner builder is off my back) keep your receipt

    3. #3
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      its hard to tell from the pic, but is that a navigation system in the dash? beautifully done Stang though, what are the specs on it?
      DEREK
      Derek R.

      newest member of www.Pro-NeverGoingToGetOutaTheF'nGarage.com and www.3800lbpaperweight.net


      Project Black Sunshine: 1991 S10 Blazer 4x4, converted to AWD. Typhoon Torsion bars, borg warner 4472 transfer case, belltech bar keys...caddy lights, bravada grille, shaved everything. Full custom owner built interior
      more mods come with every dollar saved

    4. #4
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      Specs

      Engine- Crate DSS 302/375hp Edelbrock aluminum heads, performer RPM intake, all roller valve train

      Trans- Tremec TKO

      Rear- 9 inch 3:73 locker

      Suspension- lowered 2 inches with all Ground Force Components, swaybars etc.

      Wheels- 17" inch Budnik

      Brakes- currently stock, not yet installed but sitting in garage Baer 13" track kit for all four corners

      Body- frame off resto painted steel blue with silver ralley stripes and has a few Shelby pieces

      Exhaust- Motorsport Headers and dual 2.5" 40 series Flowmasters

      This was his first attempt at any car project and did most of the work himself other than the body and paint. I told him I would post his first project online for him for feedback. Thanks guys.

      Brad

    5. #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by BlazerSpeed
      its hard to tell from the pic, but is that a navigation system in the dash? beautifully done Stang though, what are the specs on it?
      DEREK
      No Navi system, that is all factory interior other than the sound system. What you are seeing I think is storage that rolls up like a bread box. I could be wrong about that but it is definately not any high-tech electronics.

      Brad

    6. #6
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      May 2004
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      Foudie - Any chance you could get more info on the paint color (brand/exact name/ even the code)??? I've been looking for something like that for mine.

      Thanks,

      Ryan

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by ryans67deuce
      Foudie - Any chance you could get more info on the paint color (brand/exact name/ even the code)??? I've been looking for something like that for mine.

      Thanks,

      Ryan
      Ryan, I know this sounds funny, but Bill swears that the paint is Sherwin Williams Automotive paint ( I thought they just made house paint) but the colors are Brittany blue and Porsche silver for the stripes. If you need it I can get the paint code for it but as you can imagine he is not carrying that info with him right now. Also try Tahiti Turquoise it is a GM color that looked awesome on first gen Camaros.

    8. #8
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      Quote Originally Posted by derekf




      Sweet ride!! By far one of the best looking mustangs I've seen.

    9. #9
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      Thanks, I will let him know. Not bad for a guy who has never changed his own oil before this project huh?

      Brad

    10. #10
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      Whats with the electric fan mounted on the front of the rad?

      Sexy car non-the-less!

      -Matt
      Matt
      72 Chevelle 370ci, 76mm single turbo, TKX, Speedtech Track Time, Millerbuilt Strange full floater 9", Brembo brakes, BC Forged 18x11s with 315s square
      Instagram: Cst_koon

    11. #11
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      Quote Originally Posted by protour_chevelle
      Whats with the electric fan mounted on the front of the rad?

      Sexy car non-the-less!

      -Matt
      I saw that too and would think that it's blowing freash air on the rad instead of blowing warm engine compartment air on the rad. But I could be wrong.

    12. #12
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      Thanks Foudie - I appreciate the quick response. I'll have to check that out. Yeah they do make automotive paint (SW). I've had a local guy tell me he prefers to use it.

      Ryan

    13. #13
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      Nice car, especially for a first effort. It would stand up well next to most any professional effort.

      Good job!

      Jody

    14. #14
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      Nice job and nice car,it has great look to it and nice color choices too.
      73 corvette chop top silver LS6 motor ,LS6 intake,700r4,2400 pro torque convertor ,3.70 gears,modified hooker sidepipes to fit LS1,17 x9.5 boyd starburst,nitto 275/50/17-255/50/17 tires,vb&p suspension,nitrous,L-88 headlights,autometer guages.L88 hood,flares,spreader bar,vb&p sway bars

    15. #15
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      Beautiful car....very nicely done.

      However, if I could offer some photography advice. Tell your friend; never take a picture of the car's 'shadow' side. Always position the car so that you can capture the side that is facing the sun. Also...the best time to shoot a car is when it's overcast.

      Sorry, I know...I'm nit-picking. But this was some advice that was offered to me by a photographer from Hot Rod years ago. Wish I would have got his name.
      1968 Pro-Touring Camaro LS1

      Project: Next Year
      - Start date; June '01
      - Completion; Sometime next year or the year after.....




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