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    1. #1
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      Look at this setup? Punch holes in it!

      I was looking around on ebay and came across this setup. Since this is the the place that is the authority on these sort of things. Can someone tell me if this is a good deal or not? Seems to be a good start for a sick pro touring build but are there better deals out there to spend the same money on? Ebay link is below. Since my car did not sell I have decided to take it the rest of the way. Thanks for the opinions and feel free to rip it apart or praise it!!

      http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ayphotohosting

      Thanks
      Mark
      TOOFUN



    2. #2
      Join Date
      Apr 2001
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      Well first issue is there is no real product, just a CAD drawing. My guess is he is going to use your ebay money to make the first prototype and it will be lots of refining, trial and error and delays.

      If you want a full frame just call AME and be done with it.

      Tyler

    3. #3
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      Run!!!
      Todd

    4. #4
      Join Date
      May 2008
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      Western MA
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      I know the seller, but I am not familiar with their frames. Tony did the panel replacements on Phil's "Wickedbird" 1969 Firebird shell. I'd give Tony a call and ask him about the frame. See if he has any pictures of one yet or if he is just building them when he gets an order for one. 888-328-9527 is the toll free parts line, 603-247-1570 is more of a direct line for Tony. His shop is in Southern NH, so if he has one kicking around you might even be able to head up there and check it out before committing to purchase.

      If you are looking elsewhere though, I second Tyler's suggestion for Art Morrison. http://www.artmorrison.com You might want to look at the frames at http://gmachinechassis.com too.
      Mark
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      1967 Pontiac Firebird
      The "Dirty Bird" build thread







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