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08-04-2008 #1
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Art Morrison Pro's Picks
At the Puyallup Goodguys show, we were once again asked to give out our 10 "pro's picks" awards. Here are the 10 that we picked. There were some really amazing cars at the show this year.
http://www.artmorrison.com/gallery/v...ys21stpropicks
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Wow. Awesome cars.
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Very nice, the 28, 32 and 69 Camaro (that charger is huge! are my favorites. It is just hard for me to get into a car that has the same old boring LS type induction.
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WOW! What a honor to be able to make the Pros Picks. I have seen a couple of those cars in person, very nice indeed.
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That Camaro is awesome and it goes too IIRC it ran an 11.4 at the drags.
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That 62 is wicked
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Thanks again for the Pro Pick it was a honor to be in that group of cars.
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It's a toss up between the 62 bel air and the 55 chrysler for me.
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I remember Paul Aldermans car being built at DSE a few years ago. As usual, very nice.
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brigzee when i saw you pull up i knew i had seen the car somewhere but couldnt think of it.. I had posted on your new member thread months ago! was cool to see your car in person very very nice.
that black camaro was damn sweet! was taking pics of it when he got in and started it up to go detail it sounds pretty good too.Matt
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Chris- you built an awesome car, it definitely needed to be in the 10!
Paul's car is very trick, the one touch that really set it off is the custom fasteners - from the engine compartment to the suspension, they all have the same bolt-head.
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