Oh I'm sure we could work something out, tell me again what kind of motors do you tune?? :unibrow: Nothing that 500hp and a 6sp couldn't fix :unibrow:

I just read this from the start. Wow! What a cool build. From the wheels up, very very cool.

We may have to talk :)


70rs- Thanks!

Those wheels are gorgeous.

If a nice set of forgelines starts at $4k, can you tell us if those are less than double that price ? Just looking for a ballpark.

I absolutely love billet recreations of classic wheels.

:yes: :yes: Yup let me know! :cool:

Awesome, awesome effect those wheels create... :wow: :cool:

THx :yes:

and preston, no, more like triple plus some change but these are on the high end because of the diameters and simulated sidewall/painting/etc. Starting price on a simpler one-off would be much less.

This reminds me why I am going with production wheels cuz I'm low budget.:yes: Well lower budget.:_paranoid

As with everything else you've done so far,..... those wheels are perfect.:thumbsup:

Thanks! I would have considered a production wheel but thought anything else on this car would look out of place.

More shiny stuff! Before/after of new chrome and polished lenses. This is why this car will take me forever. Other than modifying just about everything on the car, the restoration work is a lot to do as well.

http://imageshack.us/a/img443/9691/e...hamchrome0.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img267/6281/e...rougham383.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img534/5290/e...rougham384.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img805/81/eld...rougham382.jpg

:wow: That looks great. Are all those dash pieces metal? On my Fairlane my dash was plastic chrome so I sent it to CV Vacuum platers. It came out sweet but CV is out of business. If any of it was plastic who did the resto?