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    1. #1
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      damn thats some sick lippage you got there mister. Your 69 is coming together great.

      Chris Smock aka Blazed67
      1967 Firebird Convertible- Tough Luck- never ending
      2003 VW Jetta Wagon 1.8T- the new DD
      2006 Suzuki SV1000R- greatly missed


    2. #2
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      Nice set of wheels. Truly enjoying this thread. Get the wheels on and show us some pictures.

    3. #3
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      Wheels look awesome, great design and backspacing, can't wait to see them mounted.
      Nick Schiffer

      2001 Silverado
      Currently Fabricating Full Tube Chassis

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      Air Ride Technologies - Wilwood Engineering
      ...back in the day

    4. #4
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      They are dirty and my black lug nuts are on order...but the rears are on!







      I nailed the back spacing, but the aftermarkt quarters have a little more lip than original, so I may need to trim a 1/4" off each lip.

      Phil
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    5. #5
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      NICE Phil VERY NICE!!! I like those goodies from Marquez you have in the door jams Too!
      Wayne
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    6. #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by Motown 454
      NICE Phil VERY NICE!!! I like those goodies from Marquez you have in the door jams Too!
      Wayne
      Thanks Wayne. And good catch on the Marqueze stuff. ;-)

      Phil
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    7. #7
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      Rick's sumped stainless tank:


      fuel pump:


      Fuel Line:


      Phil
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    8. #8
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      hey phil, nice update. was wondering where you got your fuel line things that hold the line to the frame, I cant remember what they are called im drawin a blank right now..
      Matt

    9. #9
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      Quote Originally Posted by muthstryker
      hey phil, nice update. was wondering where you got your fuel line things that hold the line to the frame, I cant remember what they are called im drawin a blank right now..
      I always get my "odd" fittings from:

      http://www.godmanhiperformance.com/

      They are called line clamps (I drilled and tapped my frame for them) and they have a good selection of sizes, just search on "line clamps" on their site.

      Regards,

      Phil
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    10. #10
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      All 4 wheels mounted with new black lug nuts...





      rollin', rollin', rollin'...

      Also note the tinted window glass (from Frank at Prodigy Customs).

      Phil
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    11. #11
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      Man I love to see that Pontiac power peaking out from under that plastic!

    12. #12
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      Looks Good Phil
      Wayne
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    13. #13
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      damn thats looking good Phil ive been following this from the begining...seats came out really nice..!!
      Darrin Stalnecker
      1969 Camaro Convert full pt pr
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    14. #14
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      that seat looks awsome! this build is going really well! cant wait to see it done!
      Colin Russ

    15. #15
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      Last time I checked, you could only get it for the hardtops. I really wanted it for my car.

      I just ordered a set from frank @ Prodigy for my 67 vert bird

    16. #16
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      looking great Phil,

      one suggestion is to get that fuel line up over the pinch a bit. You don't want the lowest part of your car's body being fuel line.
      MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε


    17. #17
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      Quote Originally Posted by MrQuick
      looking great Phil,

      one suggestion is to get that fuel line up over the pinch a bit. You don't want the lowest part of your car's body being fuel line.
      I was going to say the exact same thing. Needs to be as tucked away as much as possible

    18. #18
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      Thanks for the feedback guys. I took your advice and flipped the clamps the other way to move the line up behind the body seam:



      test fit the b/b core and cover:
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    19. #19
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      looks awesome! love the new logo!
      Colin Russ

    20. #20
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      Okay, back on the '69. I sold my summer driver '68 Firebird (aka "The Distraction") over the weekend. No more "other" cars until I am done with the '69. My wife even made me promise her.

      Fuel line is now complete:



      The line looks tight here, but it is not...plenty of clearance:


      Also installed the headers...one step closer to getting th motor fired up...



      ...darn dust. See what happens when you don't work on it for 8 weeks???

      I also order my Procar seats today. I hope to have pics of them installed this weekend.

      Phil
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