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07-05-2010 #1
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I have pics of the frame notch in a thread that I put up about four years ago. Search my name in this section and you will find the thread.
Originally Posted by Small Block LSX
The wheels are CCW Classic's with polished hoops and anodized black centers.
Fronts 18x9 4.75"bs, 255/35/18 tire
Rears 18x10.5 6"bs, 295/35/18 tire
Douglas Lutes
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"Never race anything you can't afford to set on fire and push off a cliff."
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07-05-2010 #2
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car looks great man, nice job!!!
07-03-2010 #3
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Kudos man! the car was allready badazz. With the new wheels/tires; it's even more bitchin'!
07-04-2010 #4
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Whose jealous?...This guy right here is!
That thing is SICK. Keep up the good work man, I look forward to seeing more pics of this car.Andy McCatherine
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07-04-2010 #5
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looking good
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Nice choice in wheels. CCW Classics are all business.
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Nice Monte. Who made the cowl hood?
07-12-2010 #8
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The hood is a 4" Harwood fiberglass one. I know alot of people do not like it for the pro-touring look..but I need it for clearance and I kinda like it. Originally Posted by Mudweizer
Douglas Lutes
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07-12-2010 #9
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Originally Posted by SicMonte
I dig it too bro! Looks Awesome. How you like the KDW's?
10-13-2010 #10
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The KDW's have been really good! They have good traction and are wearing very well. They might give off a little bit of road noise but it gets lost in the exhaust tone. Originally Posted by Zombiefied
Overall they are very good tires in my opinion.Douglas Lutes
1988 Monte Carlo SS
"Never race anything you can't afford to set on fire and push off a cliff."
07-05-2010 #11
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What I like most about this car is the budget look. There is obviously some major cash in the suspension and drivetrain but the spray can flat paint is just cheap and looks down right mean on that car! I really like the second to the last pic of the quarters with rust holes. It makes me think- I dont need a "perfect" car to look bad ass.
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I agree . . . I generally do not go for the flat black look, but it flat out works on this car. I think I read in the thread that he plans to paint it, but if it were mine I think I would paint a small stripe (shiny) down the lower body line and leave it at that. The purpose of the shiny stripe to essentially annoy people by saying " it IS done, what about it?" This car just exudes attitude.
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wow looks sick!!!
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They do now. I got the front ones in after I took this pic.
Douglas Lutes
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07-09-2010 #15
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Looks sweet! Keep the pics coming i like to see G bodies being built up.
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Could you post up some interior pics and exhaust pics once you have time!
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that thing looks awesome. What is that front sway bar out of? (year of f-body?)
10-26-2010 #18
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rear set into place and new uppers installed
Curr-Trac Adjustable Uppers
Inline Tube SS Braided Hoses
Rear brake line junction...all SS now
I even got the SS parking brake cables!
Inline Tube 7pc SS hardline kit too.Douglas Lutes
1988 Monte Carlo SS
"Never race anything you can't afford to set on fire and push off a cliff."
10-26-2010 #19
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Here are some more recent build pics...
Rear out of the car and freshly rebuilt w/ Auburn Posi
all de-greased and prepped for paint
freshly painted...notice the new bushings!
all the new parts organizedDouglas Lutes
1988 Monte Carlo SS
"Never race anything you can't afford to set on fire and push off a cliff."
10-26-2010 #20
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Ocean City Masryland Fall Cruise-IN 10/7/2010
Best pic of my car yet I think!!Douglas Lutes
1988 Monte Carlo SS
"Never race anything you can't afford to set on fire and push off a cliff."
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