Very well put.It really does take patience's,ALOT of patience's.To turn out this type of super high qualtiy work.We should all feel lucky That Jason is willing to share his outstanding work with us.Thanks Jason.I really enjoy looking over your thread.:hail: :hail:

Well,I just went though the whole thread one more time.:hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail:.

Just saw this car in person and it does live up to all the hype!
The car is beyond nice!
Maybe I'll see ya around the shop.
Nic

Car is amazing!! :hail:

Looks like your about done with all the fab, if you get bored and need to work on another 69 I have one in salida you can work on :P

Jason, I need a fix. I'm starting to get the shakes..... :willy: :_paranoid :yes: :unibrow: :D :fluffy:

I do too Al! The car is at Ironworks getting some work done and I can't wait to see it Thursday. Not use to going in my shop and not seeing it there.

Jason,What in the wotld did you take that awesome car to Ironwork's for.Those guy's have no idea what they are doing.:rofl: :rofl: Are they paying you for the op.to work on it.:lol:

I know Scott, I just felt bad, he kept asking so I finally gave in. I just hope its not sitting next to that lowrider.

We are holding it hostage. Give me some fancy BEDAZZLED jeans or the car gets the big tall triple decker honda spoiler.

We have Intro wheels and can install them if your not careful.

TSFS right there.:rofl: :rofl:

Before I get the :ttiwop:

Maybe this will give you guys something to drool over.

http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...ed/WAR/002.jpg


Ladies and gentlemen..... Presenting for the first time in history. The car known as "War" Built by old #9 with .................DRUM ROLL PLEASE.................................Front Sheetmetal and my .99 cent 69 camaro hood from Ebay.





( True story the guy listed it on Ebay for .99 cents and I was the only bidder so a friend of mine who lived around the corner from the seller picked it up for me )

TADAH!!!!!! :wow:

Awesome.:thumbsup:

Somebody better get too work and get that paint DA'd off that car quick.Plane fair was too much or I'd fly out and do it.:willy: :willy:

Good buy on the hood .99 cents, Its worth more than that in scrap right now

You do awesome work my friend. Outstanding attention to detail and fab work. Can I buy some of your patients off you? haha. Your work is Inspiring!!

By the way,
Where did you get the tabs that secure your brake line to the chassis?

Hmm, front fender looks a bit wide. :hail:

Absolutely hilarious! On the build of all builds no less. That has the same impact on Jason's budget as stealing a penny from Jay Leno. :unibrow:

Really that fender is untouched

[QUOTE=ironworks;399949( True story the guy listed it on Ebay for .99 cents and I was the only bidder so a friend of mine who lived around the corner from the seller picked it up for me )[/QUOTE]

Classic, now he won't feel so bad spending the time tig welding the factory hood edges. :thumbsup:

that fender does look wide...might be the shop.

Rodger! You lied to me!!!!!:D The only person that knows that car better than me is the owner;)

i thought this was top secret ?

What we did after this picture was taken is what we have tried to keep on the Down Low. We will post up pics when we get it all the front sheet metal mods worked out. So far so good.

THAT is an understatement!


--Eric

Thanks Smitty. The line clamps are Billet Specialties.

Uhmmm.... what?!?

definition of on the down low




Jeff-

Damn Jeff, The crew on the down low and lowriders being built there. I'm begining to worry.

That place is starting to worry me ....

"Down-low is an African American slang term that refers to a subculture of men who usually identify as heterosexual, but who have sex with men; some avoid sharing this information even if they have female sexual partner(s)."

:wow: :wow: :wow: :wow:

How about up low:unibrow:

Well Jason if you and your shop get lonely with your camaro gone just shoot me a pm and I will bring my car to your shop. I would hate to let those skills go to waste. Not far away just up in Lincoln. Saw this car at Marquez's shop a few years ago and it looked great then. Very nice work. Wish I was that talented.

Not true......

Here is a Pic from the BBQ that I took. It shows the passenger side of Jason's car that has been widened 2". It is a huge amount of work to pull this off properly but it looks amazing in the fact you really can't tell.

http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...12-2012009.jpg

Please thank Brycen for allowing me to stick weld the door piece on. I forgot that chipping the flux off with the pick end of the body hammer might dimple it a bit but a little mud work and it'll be fine.

Looks awesome guys

Did you stretch the front and back
 

2 inches? Hard for these old eyes to tell from the photos. This car is a piece of work and you are just adding to it. Great job!

Just the front. Jason needed to clear 285/19's at his desired ride height.

Wow - great picture and yes the car looks nice.

But I thought you weren't going to allow Camera's at the BBQ

I work here and I'm allowed to take pictures last time I checked.

Then start posting them up. You don't want to end up like that shop in Florida that tells you about a build and it becomes one of them "Silent-Picture" threads. boring !!!

Way to much Talk-Talk lets get down to business and start promoting what you guys do ( which is what got your name out there in the fist place ) and post some pictures.

just my 2 cents

In fairness to the builder and customer, maybe they don't want to much posted...... (yet).

The process that Ironworks uses to alter the fenders and quarter panels take a lot of knowledge and talent. There is always the fine line of showing your work vs. teaching everyone else how to do it. Always a tough decision.


--Eric