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    1. #61
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      Quote Originally Posted by stang97
      Al is beginning to order the parts for the build. Car is sitting in storage. We'll see how "rust free" it is. The rendering has been done for a while and I think Troy is going to use most of it but add his own ideas as well. I dont think they have ever done a Nova as of yet. Its going to be a great summer for sure!
      lol - I was in the office with Al when you guy's called and Al said "send us some money"

      I can't wait to watch this on get built. What are your goal and plans for the car.

      marty-mj
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    2. #62
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      Quote Originally Posted by trapin
      I appreciate the "work of art" cars, I really do. But what does if for me are the "purpose built" cars. I hope to see more Pro-Touring cars there this year.
      One of my favorite Cars was the 66 Chevelle that was owned by SoCal - Man it was awesome looking.
      marty-mj
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    3. #63
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      Quote Originally Posted by syborg tt
      One of my favorite Cars was the 66 Chevelle that was owned by SoCal - Man it was awesome looking.
      if the 57 was yours and not your dad's we would have brushed the trim like that car ! i still think the copper and brush trim ,wow .
      and yes i am still sore from standing 17hrs saturday .

    4. #64
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      the call

      lol - I was in the office with Al when you guy's called and Al said "send us some money"

      I can't wait to watch this on get built. What are your goal and plans for the car.
      Haha...yes that was a couple saturdays ago. My dad was pretty happy to get that call. We were down at the shop after work..around 7:30pm that day. All attention was on the '36 obviously. Plans are similar to Rogans cuda, good handling and big power. We just want it to be Nasty!
      '70 Rad Rides by Troy Chevy Nova Completed

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    5. #65
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      Does anyone know the final standings for the Ridler??

      1. '36 - Rad Rides, who is next?? By the way, were the wheels for that car based off of the Chrysler Airflow design, I believe they had that design back in the day??
      Later - Craig

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      '70 Chevelle (in storage now, probably will never be back on its wheels again!)

    6. #66
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      Quote Originally Posted by BADVELLE
      Does anyone know the final standings for the Ridler??

      1. '36 - Rad Rides, who is next?? By the way, were the wheels for that car based off of the Chrysler Airflow design, I believe they had that design back in the day??

      the wheels are based off of the origionals. that is also why the bolt patteren is so wide. The coolest thing with the wheels is that the 18" front wheel was scaled up by 10% to get the 20" rear wheel. this means that the bolt pattern is larger on the rear by 10% along with the rest of the wheel and center cap.

    7. #67
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      Quote Originally Posted by BADVELLE
      Does anyone know the final standings for the Ridler??

      1. '36 - Rad Rides, who is next?? By the way, were the wheels for that car based off of the Chrysler Airflow design, I believe they had that design back in the day??
      They don't give or say who finished in second place as far as I'm aware. They announce the winner and that's it.

    8. #68
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      Quote Originally Posted by 100MPHWHEELSPINNER
      the wheels are based off of the origionals. that is also why the bolt patteren is so wide. The coolest thing with the wheels is that the 18" front wheel was scaled up by 10% to get the 20" rear wheel. this means that the bolt pattern is larger on the rear by 10% along with the rest of the wheel and center cap.
      Thanks, they are very cool!
      Later - Craig

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      '70 Chevelle (in storage now, probably will never be back on its wheels again!)

    9. #69
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      Quote Originally Posted by Boesch
      They don't give or say who finished in second place as far as I'm aware. They announce the winner and that's it.
      I did not think they did, but I guess I was just curious about all the contenders, but I saw them earlier, anyway, thanks.
      Later - Craig

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      '70 Chevelle (in storage now, probably will never be back on its wheels again!)

    10. #70
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      Quote Originally Posted by BADVELLE
      I did not think they did, but I guess I was just curious about all the contenders, but I saw them earlier, anyway, thanks.

      If I had to guess, Lobeck/Maragino '40 Ford would have been second, because it won all of the sympathy awards. Best paint, interior, detail, Alexander Bros award, and so on.

    11. #71
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      Quote Originally Posted by kennyd
      if the 57 was yours and not your dad's we would have brushed the trim like that car ! i still think the copper and brush trim ,wow .
      and yes i am still sore from standing 17hrs saturday .
      one day it may be mine and then will strip it and fresh-n it up
      marty-mj
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    12. #72
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    13. #73
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      Is there a website that states the builder of each of the "great 8"

    14. #74
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      Quote Originally Posted by MarkM66
      Is there a website that states the builder of each of the "great 8"
      Ross Meyers 36 Ford Coupe - Rad Rides by Troy
      Sam Maragino 40 Ford Roadster - Lobecks v-8 shop
      John Mai 33 Willys Coupe - Worked on by Many, but finished by T and T Customs
      Carroll Smith 48 Chevy Pickup - Pinkees Rod Shop, Rodney Hutcherson, and Carroll's guys
      Tom Valiquette 40 Merc Conv - Toms Classy Cars
      Greg Blackford 32 Ford (Red) Roadster - Hot Rods by Greg
      Rudy Necoechea 32 Ford (Gold) Roadster - Scotts Hot Rods
      James Bedard 33 Ford Roadster - Craig Naff and Smittys Hot Rods

    15. #75
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      Quote Originally Posted by Slammed58Buick
      Ross Meyers 36 Ford Coupe - Rad Rides by Troy
      Sam Maragino 40 Ford Roadster - Lobecks v-8 shop
      John Mai 33 Willys Coupe - Worked on by Many, but finished by T and T Customs
      Carroll Smith 48 Chevy Pickup - Pinkees Rod Shop, Rodney Hutcherson, and Carroll's guys
      Tom Valiquette 40 Merc Conv - Toms Classy Cars
      Greg Blackford 32 Ford (Red) Roadster - Hot Rods by Greg
      Rudy Necoechea 32 Ford (Gold) Roadster - Scotts Hot Rods
      James Bedard 33 Ford Roadster - Craig Naff and Smittys Hot Rods
      Thank you.

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