http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n...ynova/3003.jpg


Brian
There it is hiding under/behind the table. Since it's only four feet tall it easy to hide.
Let the spot light go to someone else. Walk softly and carry a big stick (Tom Nelson and I talked at SEMA).



Mick

The Other-side...................
 

Here are a few photos of the right-side headers:
http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n...hoppics004.jpg

http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n...hoppics006.jpg

http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n...hoppics005.jpg



--Eric

DAAMMNN!!! hehe

WOW....those are too sick, great idea Eric. looks alot more organized with the bends all the same angles.

Brian

Beautiful Bends and sexy curves That thing should flow reallll well.:cool:

Holy Crap those pipes are badd ass!


What size tubes are those?

Brycen, man i didn't know you were my age, that's awesome, I am working on a 70 nova clone, it started life as a 71 ventura, 307 'glide car, now motivated by a bbc chevy, my skills aren't quite as defined as yours, but hey practice makes perfect.

CHAZMO1986: Thats awesome. Sounds like a fun project. Post some pictures when you can.

--Eric

Rodger,
Fantastic fabrication as usual. Unigue designs and geometry in one... you cant get any better than that. You are establishing the "mark" on these tube chassis builds.
Dave

fabrication is over the top cant wait till its done :thumbsup: