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it is getting closer, i have spent the last few weekstkaing care of the million little things that always seem to take forever. I got the dash all repainted, inner and outer heater assembly's in, brake booster, mc installed, new wiring harness. Hopefully i will be able to fire it up this week and then it will be off to the painter to get the hood painted. I think the finish line is in sight.
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05-31-2010, 12:10 AM
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That looks awesome, you did a fantastic job. I love to see the original dressed big blocks way more than the billet jobs. They're just have class and balls all at once.
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Here is my 67 vert (never ending project) that I hope to get back working on soon as I repair my truck
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It has been awhile since i posted anything on this car so i thought i would update the thread. The car is almost done I have small bugs to work out. I have spent last few weeks getting the wiring, vaccum headlights, heater, and all the misc stuff done. I did take a coil out of the front and put a narrower wheel and tire on it. Got the hood painted and rubbed out, New exhaust. Last weekend was the maiden voyage and we put around 50 miles on it. With a big block and 4 speed this thing is blast to drive. I still need to install the new glass, stereo and detail it then it's back home to the owner and i can back on my truck. Let me know what you guy's think.
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08-09-2010, 09:14 AM
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Very nice! Love it.
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08-09-2010, 03:59 PM
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Great job, love the color..
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Came out great, too bad you have to give it back
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08-10-2010, 09:58 AM
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Thanks fellas. It has been a fun project. I wish it was mine it is a fun car but i have my 72' step to finish and a 68 swb to start on.
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08-11-2010, 12:46 PM
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Re: 68 camaro
Very nice car!!! definetly a happy owner there!
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Nice job on the camaro Im loving it..
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Nice Job!!!! I knew your truck looked familiar its in my favorties,you do very nice work!
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