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    1. 12-06-2004 #1
      Davezz28
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      Pro Tour 69 SS396 Chevelle

      I don't post much but my friend and I just finished up his chevelle and I thought I would post a couple of pictures.

      I did all the paint and body work, built the 454, C5 brakes all around and he did the interior work.

      Had to resize the pictures so they are not so great.

      Dave

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    3. 12-06-2004 #2
      Darkclaw13
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      Nice Work
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      That's really, really sharp. I've got to ask, though... what's with the duct tape on the valve cover?
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      very nice car.....nice job! thanks for sharing!
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    6. 12-06-2004 #5
      Davezz28
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      The engine had not been started yet when the picture was taken, the tape was to keep stuff out of the engine
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      The car looks great, Dave! Nice job!
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    8. 12-07-2004 #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by Davezz28
      I don't post much but my friend and I just finished up his chevelle and I thought I would post a couple of pictures.

      I did all the paint and body work, built the 454, C5 brakes all around and he did the interior work.

      Had to resize the pictures so they are not so great.

      Dave
      B-E-A-UTIFUL.......I'm thinking about shoving a 69 dash in my 70.
      Really nice car!!!
      -Keith


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    9. 12-20-2004 #8
      USAZR1
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      Nice Chevelle. Those front wheels look like they could use a little more backspace,though. Might be hard to lower it any more.
      Great to see another protouring A-Body.
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    10. 12-21-2004 #9
      69boo307
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      How'd he do that dash? the stock '69 dash is just about impossible to fit aftermarket guages in.
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    11. 12-21-2004 #10
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      Quote Originally Posted by 69boo307
      How'd he do that dash? the stock '69 dash is just about impossible to fit aftermarket guages in.
      its actuly an aftermarket sorta plasciky type of dash.... fairly commen now adays.
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