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01-18-2008 #1
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Welcome. Nice projects you have there.
"PT" that Chevy11 and nobody will get within 20' anyway LOL
MarkMark
LS1- T56
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01-18-2008 #2
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Welcome to the site, what part of the DFW are you from?
I love the Pro-Steet Nova, I use to have a Pro-Street '69 Camaro.
That Nova II would be a killer Pro-Touring project.
Chris~Chris
1973 Mustang SportsRoof
1985 Camaro Z28 Totaled, 1985 Camaro Berlinetta SOLD, 1989 Camaro RS SOLD, 1985 Corvette SOLD, 1969 Camaro Pro-Street SOLD, 1955 Chevy PU 1st Series SOLD
01-18-2008 #3
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Thanks guys,
We really were not going for Pro-Street thing but I guess the rear tires are a little too wide to say it's not. They are only 29 X 15.5 and most pro streets are 31 X 18.5. We still have leaf springs and widened factory tubs instead of a 4-link and aluminum metal work. As long as I get to drive it one of these days I won't care what people call it.
I live south of DFW almost in Ellis Co. in Ovilla but oddly I am about to start a job in Denton and just finished one in Gainsville just North of you.
The 67 ChevyII belongs to my son and he can't seem to find the motivation to save money for parts so there it sits.
The Mustang I just got for my wife. It has always been her dream car. I am doing a fast track mechanical resoration on it to the exclusion of the Nova. She used to complain about me working in the shop too much and drinking too much beer. Brought the 66 home and now she wants me to build a 30 X 50 shop in the back and she brings beer home to me. Mission accomplished!
SteveTo each problem exists a solution...now think.
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