OH, SO, SWEET! I love it.

Very nice progress,a lot of great parts going on a very well built car:trophy-1302:

You're doing great work. I like the color combinations you've chosen. Best of luck moving forward.

This reminds me a lot of the TCI demo Nova...

http://image.superchevy.com/f/916502..._side_view.jpg

Very nicely done. The gray looks really good with the yellow. Excellent workmanship.

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Thanks for all the compliments. I never tried to fool myself into thinking it was not going to be a lot of work, but man....
It has been an exercise in patience to say the least...
Looking forward to the day of firing it up...

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looking good man!

Your car is looking fantastic ... the yellow is growing on me!

Question: who's brake line standoffs/ mounts (?) are you using on the rear end? I like how simple it is ...

Thanks in advance,

Michael

Scott --- What is Sean doing these days?? And Yes -- I'm making a giant leap here assuming you're brothers or cousins or....

Rear brake lines...
 

The flex hoses are first run thru stainless rubber lined hose clamps that are are secured to the rear end with a large industrial ty-wrap http://www.cabletiesunlimited.com/ca...x/category/48/ that has an eye on the one end that is secured to the clamp with a stainless steel #8 screw and locknut. The flex hose terminates to the hard line thru the standoff that came with the brake hoses that were purchased thru Tobin @ KORE3. The hardlines terminate at the cross above the rear end attached to an aluminum bracket that I made. I came up with the layout and design so I'll see over time how it works....
Part of the reason for the design was that I had gotten the rear end powder coated and I had forgotten to mock up the brake lines first...

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