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    1. 01-18-2012 #1
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      68 Chevelle

      Getting close to paint. Bodywork is done. Wanted to take it out before It's painted. To make sure no problems.Name: boccellas_2011-32.jpg Views: 7354 Size: 389.5 KBName: boccellas_2011-77.jpg Views: 2548 Size: 371.0 KBName: boccellas_2011-78.jpg Views: 2458 Size: 383.0 KBName: 269174_209512985759981_100001038443015_622820_573325_n.jpg Views: 15039 Size: 110.6 KB

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    3. 01-18-2012 #2
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      Very nice. I like the gauges/center console and the Stingray hood. Something a little different than an SS or cowl. Nice stance, too.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Mingus View Post
      Very nice. I like the gauges/center console and the Stingray hood. Something a little different than an SS or cowl. Nice stance, too.
      X2 those touches really set the car off. What color are you going with for paint?
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      Awesome,I like it alot.
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      Very Nice...
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    7. 01-18-2012 #6
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      Thanks, everyone.
      House of Kolor - blue gray.
      Not sure if you can see or tell the jambs are all cut in with the color.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Rob68427 View Post
      Thanks, everyone.
      House of Kolor - blue gray.
      Not sure if you can see or tell the jambs are all cut in with the color.
      took another look, nice color...
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      Love the build. What kind of radiator support top panel is that? I've been looking for one like it.
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    10. 01-19-2012 #9
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      Csouth, Thanks.

      nitetrain4590, thanks. Radiator support is home made out of stainless steel.
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      Very nice! Can't wait to see it with the color on it.
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    13. 02-08-2012 #12
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      Thanks. Me Too!
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      Nice work on the chassis. What shifter is that you're using?
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      Looks good,
      Makes me miss mine.
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    16. 02-12-2012 #15
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      csouth, thanks. I'm using a B&M Stealth Pro Ratchet shifter.

      nvmyss, thanks
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      nice looking car
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      Very, Very Nice!! I really like it. Good job!!
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      Any photos on how you fab'd the console?

      Nice ride.
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      very nice, how about a pic with hood closed
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    21. 02-13-2012 #20
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      Auto Rod Technologies & 1red68, Thanks. It's been a long build.

      ponjohn, thanks.
      I have a couple pictures of the dash and center console. The dash was original and pvc pipe to make the gauge holders.
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      The center console is wood on the bottom and then vinyl wrapped . With a fiberglass top
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      Marbil, Thanks. The hood not finished, yet. I still have to install flush hood pins and the stingray molding. Here are some picture the way it is now.
      I adjusted the hood better after I took these pictures.
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