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03-10-2008 #1
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The Dust Bucket
I've been working on my 67 ProStreet project for a while and decided to change directions. A friend and I rolled my 67 RS out of storage yesterday to get ready and move it to my house. The pro-street project will be moth balled for now, because I've got two children and the family will enjoy cruising together which is a little hard in a pro-street car. I've owned the car for about 15 yrs and not worked on it much if any. Over all though it's in ok condition only needing quarters and trunk pans. It'll be a slow build, but that's ok as I'll probably do the drive train and under carrage work first then make it nice on the outside. I included a few pics of some of the cars roommates just for grins and giggles.
Ray S.
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03-10-2008 #2
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'34 Ford Roadster
'35 Hudson Teriplane
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03-10-2008 #4
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Wow, nice collection!
JC Scott
03-10-2008 #5
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holy crap that's alot of nice cars. I was wondering why you havent worked on it 15 years, you've got alot of other really nice toys and projects
What about the Pro-touring adjustable suspensions for camaros, how soft can they go? it will still be stiff but maybe with dampers all the way down it wouldnt be too bad for cruisin
Plus you've got your other toys for cruising and straightline funRoad Racing 98 Chevy Blazer WIP
03-10-2008 #6
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I wish they were all mine, but most are my friends. He lets me store my junk in his shop. Couldn't ask for a better friend then him.
Ray S.
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Nice project. I remember when I was at that stage. Have fun with it!
Ron
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03-10-2008 #8
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Looks like you have enough projects to keep you busy even after the kids grow up LOL.
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