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mas
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terryr
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by terryr Tue Apr 02, 13 8:33 pm
appart for the pans and the cowl it looks very solid ,what running gear are you going for
mas
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by mas Tue Apr 02, 13 9:01 pm
The plan is a 440 stroker with a manual hemi 4 speed which is all being rebuilt as we speak and then a dana at the rear. It survived the blaster pretty well just floor and cowl with a few bits here and there to sort. but I did have to source a bonnet and trunk lid.
Jon Connolly
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by Jon Connolly Tue Apr 02, 13 9:46 pm
Well done Mas ... you`re doing a great job
Mossy68
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by Mossy68 Tue Apr 02, 13 10:11 pm
Looking good Mas.
And as said before a good solid base for a project.
440. 4 speed. Dana. ....... Nice
It's all about Smiles per gallon !!!
AllKiller
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by AllKiller Wed Apr 03, 13 11:21 am
Top Job mark...going well , yeah need to get them inside quick after blasting or its surface rust city in no time
THAT is some monster car rotisserie...did you make it or buy it ?? looks the biz
Gonna be a big invasion of early 60's B bodies soon i think
ALL KILLER NO FILLER
Nostalgia, its not what it used to be.
Carbon footprint of a Saturn V
mas
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by mas Wed Apr 03, 13 7:07 pm
It's bacca rotisserie, he brought it over from the states a while back
mas
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terryr
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by terryr Sun Apr 28, 13 2:58 pm
nice gob ,,i mean job
,heres a bit of inspiration,bet you had a good beer after welding that lot in
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mas
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by mas Sun Apr 28, 13 3:21 pm
yeah just a couple
I also made up some templates for a rollcage to be formed to.
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terryr
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by terryr Sun Apr 28, 13 4:00 pm
cant wait to see it finished ,love that shape coronet ,what size tyre will it take
mas
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by mas Sun Apr 28, 13 4:26 pm
Not quiet sure yet, need to mock up the axle and see what will fit
Mossy68
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by Mossy68 Sun Apr 28, 13 4:43 pm
Good work Mas.
Keep em coming
It's all about Smiles per gallon !!!
GTXJim
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by GTXJim Sun Apr 28, 13 7:55 pm
Petrol is for washing parts, Alcohol is for drinking, Nitro is for racing!!!
mas
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by mas Sun Apr 28, 13 8:01 pm
Wow, did you tub the arches out Jim? How did the single light coversion go? Will you have any off cuts from the grill left over?
,heres a bit of inspiration,bet you had a good beer after welding that lot in
I also made up some templates for a rollcage to be formed to.