Very nice!

Looks like your shop is a kitchen! :thumbsup:

:lol: Thanks!

Looks really good! Another member here just put that sub frame in a 69 camaro. Its a nice looking piece, I was able to see it in person installed.

Are you going to be using the car as a race car? Street/track both?

How did you delete the lights in the grill? It turned out really nice. Kind of cleans up the whole front end.

I like the front and rear clip so far. Nice welds and nice fit. The car is mainly a track car so there´s not gonna be any upholstery, audio system or such. Will try make it street legal though.

I edited my previous post - there´s your answer regarding the front grille... :thumbsup:

Welcome.:thumbsup: Youre doing some outstanding fab work.Please keep posting your progress.Can't wait to see more.:thumbsup: Scott M.

Ok, now I see how you sectioned the grill. Good idea, looks really nice.

Thanks for posting all of the pictures, keep them coming.:thumbsup:

What part of Sweden are you in? I hear there are some pretty crazy builds going on over there these days.

Do you ever go to the car show/cruise in at the museum in Umea°?

The front fenders on this build is the first sheet metal work for me. They were in such a bad shape I figured I might as well have a go with them. Bought some hammers and dollys etc and got started.

Anyway, thanks! :)

My pleasure! :yes:

I live in the middle of Sweden - approx 100 miles north of Stockholm. Never been to Umea though. Never visited the States either. A must before I´m three feet under! Cruise/cruising isn´t my cup of tea really, but I´ve been on power tours in southern Sweden and some track days.

I am really amazed with the fabrication work you are doing and that is one hell of a clean shop:thumbsup:

here is what the dash will look like painted
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...28-11_1323.jpg
the front end
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...19-10_1102.jpg

seems like we have the same tastes.good luck with your build

Love it