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    1. #41
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      up date

      Going a little slow this week.We have Graduation exams

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    2. #42
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      Back on track

      Getting a little done.
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    3. #43
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      so who hung the metal, you or them? looks great either way!!!
      Colin Russ

    4. #44
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      answer

      They hung it.It is on with sheet metal screws.It took them 6 times putting it on and off.I still need to tweak it a little

    5. #45
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      awesome! I aught to send you my heap to do the metal work on! Keep up with the great progress!
      Colin Russ

    6. #46
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      I understand the limited budget thing, but I bet if you contacted some vendors you would get some donated parts. Just an idea.

    7. #47
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      i went to votech and loved it and still on the allum board to help when i can. very cool what you are letting them do. i painted our auto service teachers drag 67 chevelle when i was a senior and as far as i know he still has it after 10 years.

    8. #48
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      Thanks

      Thanks for all the support guys.
      Tony

    9. #49
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    10. #50
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      Just found this thread after you PM'd me at Camaros.net. That is a great looking project. I'll bet it's going to turn out awesome.
      Joe

    11. #51
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      Door gaps

      Our door gaps are 1/4in .Should we keep working to get 3/16in or leave it alone?
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    12. #52
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      1/4" for a street car is more then acceptable.
      marty-mj
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    13. #53
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      May 2008
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      I agree, 1/4" is good. You want to leave some of the character of 60's muscle cars, and part of that is gaps. I like door gaps, albeit straight ones.

      I wish I had a program like this when I was in school. I'm a product of Jefferson Co. schools (Bham native) although we had shop class, we didn't get to build a '69 Camaro from the ground up!! I am enjoying this build and loving the pics. The quality of work looks great from the pics and the best part is the students are learning! When you finish the Camaro, you need to build a Ford and take them both to the track!!

    14. #54
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      Cool teacher, cool project
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    15. #55
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      yeah nice project!! support them kids!
      Kevin S. (overseas in Germany)
      1963 Chevrolet Impala 2d ht Coupe

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    16. #56
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      Class Leader

      This is my class leader.He is one of my best welders.Pretty good to be 15 years old.
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    17. #57
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      Ride Height Opinion

      Is this ride height to high?Or do We need to go lower?
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    18. #58
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      Its really cool that you are doing this with the kids. I wish I could have done that when I was in highschool. Is that the wheel and tire combo you are running?

    19. #59
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      tires and wheels

      Yes

    20. #60
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      Awesome. I wish i had that in highschool. The vocational college here does not even offer anything like this.
      Ryan
      Ryan
      1969 X11 Camaro- Peelin paint, rust, the whole works

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