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07-20-2009 #1
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Pro-touring Volvo
Hey guy´s and gal´s. Here´s onother car from a friend of mine.
Take a look at www.hocky.se
Camaro 1968
LS3 with T56
Hotchkis TVS system
Guldstrand mod.
Wilwood 6 piston caliper with 13" rotors up front
Wilwood 4 piston caliper 12" rotors in back
Eagle Alloys "212" series rims 18*8 front 18*9,5 back
Fiberglass 4" cowlhood
9.99sek. rollcage
Look at our webcamera: http://www.abymotorklubb.se click at "Garagekamera"
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07-20-2009 #2
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Very nice! I have to admit, I even like the color!
Shiny Side Up!
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07-20-2009 #3
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Yep! I'm lovin' it!
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07-20-2009 #4
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This is one of the coolest cars I have seen recently, by far!
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09-26-2009 #5
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...and now updated with some more pics
Very happy to see that people outside Sweden likes it to!
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Awesome!
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09-27-2009 #7
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Very nice LS install. Super clean. The interior is also very cool. Nothing to eye catching or overstating it's purpose. What are your plans for the front end? Are you going to leave it stock, or possibly build an air dam/spoiler? Sick build all in all man!
Cheers, Ryer
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Wow! I really dig it! A Pro-charged LSx was most unexpected.
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09-27-2009 #9
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Very cool car!
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09-28-2009 #10
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It's always a challenge to describe or characterize "pro-touring", but I would like to think you know it when you see it.
I see it here and have an unhealthy lust for this car. Color, stance, wheels, interior, and engine -- it rules.
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^^What he said.^^
That guy nailed it.True T.
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09-29-2009 #12
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I absolutely love it! Hmmm - I'll never look at my 92 240 wagon the same!
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Very neat!...I enjoyed seeing the pics in that album. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow - I have to admit, I didn't know what to expect, but this one extremely clean, well thought out build.
Nice work!Brandon Wiedeman
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10-06-2009 #15
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Likey, likey! Very cool. Didn't see it, but is it a Swede builder? Those guys build some of the most amazing cars out of their sheds!!!
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11-27-2009 #16
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Got alot of emails requesting a video. Heres one before the vinter hibernation.
Love the sound of the single pipe 3" exhaust
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKXSk0BS-5M
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woohooo OMG thats awesome!
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Very cool. IMHO its cooler than most of the cookie cutter Camaros.
Funny thing is, when I was a kid in the 70s, my best friends dad detailed Volvos for a local dealer and at that time I thought they were butt ugly.
Nice work!Roger
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