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12-21-2007 #1
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C6-57 chassis shots
Well boys here are some pics of the rolling chassis. We got it assembled finally for some of the fnal articles for the Truckin magazine build series that has been going on.
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12-21-2007 #2
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Wow!
WOW!
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12-21-2007 #3
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Thanks just wait till you see the brake pedals.
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Damn.... all you need to do is strap a seat to the cassis, and your done..... I hope the car has an acrylic floor...
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Nice Nice Nice
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feel free to post some larger photos of those wheels on that nova behind you lol
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You like that huh? I will see what I can do.
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Very Nice!
Do you all do the frame?
Me Likey!Bill
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What did you use to coat the exhaust? Love the intake too. That's going to be one sweet '57. Is going to be the big back glass version, Apache, etc?
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I like that horizontal air ride setup on the rear. Nice!
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Hay this is the pot callin the kettle black, but do you mean?
Originally Posted by Bill Howell
1) Do ya"ll do the frame?
2) Did you do all of the frame?
Yes we built the frame, all if it. We have done lots of work like this.
Most have seen Johns nova (Novanutcase), We are building a 63 nova with tube chassis and a Procharged LS engine, We are using Chris Alston Stuff with a 5" ride height and Fikses. We are building a wedge sectioned 67 chevelle with a tube chassis. I have a tube chassis 55 chevrolet convertible with a wedges section in the design stage right now. We started in business doing chassis and sheetmetal fab 7 years ago and have started doing turn key cars in last 2 years. This truck was our first project with the Ercolina tubing bender and bailegh tubing notcher. Those tools and a talented staff have make this a reality.
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It will be small back window because I thought it looks more race. The exhaust was ceramic coated by Specailized Coatings in Huntington beach. They are the best in the world. It is a special mix. I cannot believe how nice it has turned out, they mixed Ducati gold and dark gray. It is the best part of the truck. Pictures do it no justice. Truckin Magazine has been covering the entire build up in there mag for 8 previous stories and 4 more with a huge final feature. Originally Posted by scogin918
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haha yup i love y'alls builds...the more i get to see the happier i am! Originally Posted by ironworks
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