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08-02-2011 #1
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Budget 67 LeMans Progress
12" Brake setup, tubular front and rear suspension w/ front and rear sway bars. I still need shocks and springs just not sure the size i need or a good place to get them. Just laid the Fatmat down yesterday, I need to figure out how to remove the dash for prep and paint and more Fatmat.
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08-02-2011 #2
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Looks good, pretty much everything im going to be doing to a 67 Cutlass. Same brakes and suspension even, How was the fatmat? Ive heard mixed reviews on it, also how much did you first buy? Want to make sure I buy enough when I order it next week
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08-02-2011 #3
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Looking good man!
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08-15-2011 #4
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Originally Posted by muthstryker
Fatmat seems good never used the Dynamat its too damn expensive
! I got 200sq feet of fatmat off ebay for I think under $200 bucks. I used 3/4 of one roll to do rear-front and 1 door, I'll be doing roof rear inner fenders and trunk.
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01-25-2012 #5
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Been awhile since I've posted been too busy reading other threads lol!! Car has been at the body shop for a few months and hopefully it will be done next week. It will be primed for my Driver look, once back Ill finish my Fat mat install and interior. Get the front coil overs or springs and shocks haven't decided on what way to go.. I also need to find a job.. =/
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