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02-04-2010 #1
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Pro Touring/Resto Mod Candidate?
Do you guys think this would be a good platform for a pro touring/resto mod car? Kind of along the lines of the Ring Bros. fairlane, just not as custom. Havent seen one of these cars been done yet, its a 1965 dodge monaco
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02-04-2010 #2
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I like it, but I may be a little biased to big body cars.... make sure that it has atleast some aftermarket support, or you will be making a LOT of customs parts!
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02-04-2010 #3
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I would rock it! It'll make a different project and I'm all for that.
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I dunno. It could look good, but it's a C body. Not much aftermarket support at all.
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02-06-2010 #5
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Do it. Suffer later. That's what I did. ...Still suffering...
By the way, I see a couple of sweet rides parked in the background...the one looks like a Skylark or GS.Last edited by phenometron; 02-06-2010 at 05:18 PM. Reason: Added info.
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go for it!
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As a 'performance' car, it'll always be an uphill fight. Nothing wrong with that, but know it going in.
On the other hand, if you lower it, put some Astro Supremes on it with some pinner whitewalls, and cover it with primer (any color...), you've got a cool mild custom...that'd also make a killer tow vehicle for a B- or E-body based Pro Touring car...!Scott Parkhurst
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