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    Thread: 68 Chevelle

    1. #21
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      Jun 2005
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      Still not painted. Working out some bugs first. Removed hydraboost setup and went to manual brakes. I did some true fire on the hood just for now till it's painted.Name:  chevelle13.jpg
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    2. #22
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      It's painted!

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    3. #23
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      love it, I like both color setups but believe it or not I almost liked it more unpainted. Painted it looks clean and fast. unpainted with those flames it looks like a badass motherf####r... you'd expect a clean cut middle age inteligent man with a slight pot belly from a comfy non labor intensive job, sneakers and a white t shirt to come out of the silver chevelle... while the black flamed chevelle could easily be imagined coming out of a corner sideways with a straight pipe exhaust and too big a cam for the street, tires screaming for traction while the black t shirt, torn jeans and old combat boot wearing driver one hands the steering wheel and grabs gears... ;-)

      all that aside the work that went into building this thing is impressive, i love the dash and console and wheel setup (and the suspension behind it...)

    4. #24
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      Jun 2005
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      Thanks. A lot of my friends were upset that I was getting rid of the fire on the hood. Kept it in primer for 3 years. And had the paint for
      about 2 1/2 years. I put the fire on it just for practice and ****s and giggles. I have to be careful around it now and that sucks. The color is blue purplish and flips to a grayish.

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    5. #25
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      Good looking car

    6. #26
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      Apr 2015
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      Nice car Robert

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