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I like what I'm seeing.

What size tire did you use to fill the rear of that big car.

Looks great. Whose suspensions are you using?

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Originally Posted by verticalflight (Post 403603)

Thanks!

Wheels are 18" and 19", with some pretty solid deep dish action in the rear :)

Car is outstanding! How much dish do the wheels actually have? I like that the fronts have a dish also, IMO it looks better than the cars with positive offset in the front. Can't wait to see more.

Herman

Thanks for all the positive words and feedback!

How much dish do the wheels actually have? Rears are 20X12 5inch backspace .....fronts are 18X9.5 with 4.75 Backspace

Whose suspensions are you using? Front Suspension is C6 Corvette rear suspension is our altered version of Detroit Speed and Engineering with Dana 60.

What size tire did you use to fill the rear of that big car. 335/35/ZR20

Can I ask you what's the paint code you use for the trans and engines front drive? Lamborghini Grigio Estoque made by Global Paint systemes (PPG).

Love it. Coming right along and turing out fantastic.

Amazing. I love me some Mopars!:thumbsup:

Showing some Mopar love! I wish my dad kept his charger from back in the day, if I ever get the chance to do another car in the future, it will be a charger! Great project, keep it up man!

Awesome Mopar build - love the attention to detail, choice of suspension and the overall theme. Can't wait to see more.

G.

that's gonna be a great car. :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by camcojb (Post 410962)

that's gonna be a great car. :thumbsup:

That's an understatement :wow:

Beautiful work. Was it acid dipped and then e coat dipped. If so would you mind me asking who did it for you? Im in Chicago and have been looking for someone local that does ecoat dipping.

Wow!!! I love this car...:wow: :wow: :cheers:

Re: eCoat/acid dip - there's a company up in Michigan that does it. If you're up for the trip, I can get you the link. IIRC it was about $2k for the body; doors, decklid, hood was extra...

Awesome work guys!! She's gonna look NASTY.:yes:

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Originally Posted by 70 chevelle (Post 410987)

Beautiful work. Was it acid dipped and then e coat dipped. If so would you mind me asking who did it for you? Im in Chicago and have been looking for someone local that does ecoat dipping.

Im assuming the shop sent it out to Restoration Specialists in Franklin, WI.
(10 min.out of Milwaukee) Thats where my camaro went to for dipping when it was at Daves (Salvaggio Design) shop.I believe Dave sends all his acid dipps to that company, They do great work!

Shouldn't be long now :hail:

Awesome. :wow: :wow: :hail: :hail: :hail: :hail: :wow: :wow:

Can you put a matt black RT band on it and drop it off in my garage. :lol:

love it, color combo is awesome

That thing looks mean. Love it. :thumbsup:

Those cars are sure on many a wish list. :thumbsup:

I really like the color and build style you guys went with...wow. :cool:

looks great! What color gray is that?:thumbsup:

Looking awesome. Keep us posted.

Maaan, I got behind on this build thread and boy have I been missing out. Car is the real deal bro!!:yes: :yes: I'm really feeling that dash. It is sick!!:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Just wondering, are you guys using a part of a door shell to make that panal. or is it going to go on the actual door itself as a panal? Car is looking real good.