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i like that satin black look.nice

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Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 669573)

So was the wire wheel covered in red paint - because that doesn't look like skin and bleeding to me..... big P *** Y!

More work - less photos! Get to it!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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Originally Posted by DOOM (Post 669576)

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Going to have to change his signature from ".....pilots are cool <or whatever it says>" to "I bleed like a girl, and I cried a little"

Keep wearing shoes, I'd like to see you have a capable throttle foot when this car is road worthy in 2029. :lol:

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Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 669577)

Going to have to change his signature from ".....pilots are cool <or whatever it says>" to "I bleed like a girl, and I cried a little"

Now that is F**kin' funny stuff right there!! (sorry Curtis, but Greg sounds like me now! LOL)

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Originally Posted by Steve68 (Post 669567)

C,
what are you using for a booster and master,

since you have a aftermarket sub, front brake lines?, the factory length braided lines are too short,

and steering gear from the column to the rack,

looks like your getting ready to start laying this stuff out, and I'm doing the same, thanks Steve

Went with the Hydratech setup. Wilwood master. Art Morrison provides all the braided lines. I just need to cut the steering shaft and I'm good to go. Lots of little things seem to eat up all my time. Ugh

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Originally Posted by Flash68 (Post 669569)

Medic! :underchair:

Be careful bro!

Car looks good.... you, not so much.

Right! Working on this car is hazardous to my health! I should be like GW and pay someone to do it all for me. :lol:

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Originally Posted by 67camaro496 (Post 669571)

i like the plates!!! didn't know anyone made them.

Call Mike and get a set. Price is right.

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Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 669573)

So was the wire wheel covered in red paint - because that doesn't look like skin and bleeding to me..... big P *** Y!

More work - less photos! Get to it!

Buddy I wish it was paint. Ripped me up pretty good.

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Originally Posted by Vegas69 (Post 669579)

Keep wearing shoes, I'd like to see you have a capable throttle foot when this car is road worthy in 2029. :lol:

Glad someone caught that. :lol:

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Originally Posted by jwcarguy (Post 669581)

Now that is F**kin' funny stuff right there!! (sorry Curtis, but Greg sounds like me now! LOL)

The moment I read that I thought the same thing. :lmao: Knew you would jump on that one...and I can't blame you one bit.

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Originally Posted by Spiffav8 (Post 669583)

Its the small stuff time killers,

you get the steering shaft from AM also??

Just trying to figure out what to use, or the best,

Did I miss where you got the smooth rear chrome bumper from or did you make that yourself?

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Originally Posted by Steve68 (Post 669594)

Its the small stuff time killers,

you get the steering shaft from AM also??

Just trying to figure out what to use, or the best,

Yes. I ordered as much as possible from them to avoid any issues.

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Originally Posted by Dr. Jekyll (Post 669596)

Did I miss where you got the smooth rear chrome bumper from or did you make that yourself?

I had all the trim reconditioned and the rear bumper smoothed by Sihilling Metal Polishing. Fantastic work and at a very reasonable price.

Charles Sihilling
1018 C East Chestnut Street
Santa Ana, CA 92701
715-543-7051

FLIP FLOPS dude put some work boots on......well I have welded in crocs and that's definitely not fun trust me. Car looks great can't wait for more pics.:popcorn2: