We got the exhaust and tips all finished up and removed what was hanging down under the cowl and raised that area up so we would have more room behind the dash.

WOW!! Huge undertaking!! Looks killer. Going back and looking at the first pics along with the overall shots on page 2 really shows how much leaner it looks with the stretched wheelbase etc. Great job! Nice workmanship!

Nice fab skills....

I enjoy seeing these build were you take an ugly duckling and make it look cool. Kinda like the Ring Brothers Afterburner. Not difficult to make a 69 Camaro look coll. This on the other hand takes imagination. Great job guys! Keep the pics coming.

Looking good. I agree totally with what Al said. Not a common build, but you guys are making it so cool. By the way, what rear chassis suspension is that? Looks like Street Rod Garage stuff.

Thanks

The rear suspension is street rod garage. We did change it up a bit though.

I'd know their stuff anywhere. SRG built my chassis too. Randy, Chris, and David....a great bunch of guys to deal with. I'd recommend their stuff to anyone. Car is looking sweet. Love the exhaust tips in the rear pan/valance.

Here are some pics of us moving the front wheel opening forward 4 inches and the braces that we made to tie the body and the frame rails together.

Awesome!!!!!!!

Great work guys!

Thanks guys

Any particular reason for the large saucer dimples? Was it just to strengthen the panels and round tie it in to the other dimples and punched holes? Looks good regardless of the reason. I really like this build. Keep up the great work.

Ummm -- -WOW!

Fantastic work.

The main reason for the circles was to ad character to the panel. There are circles all over this project so we just continued with the circles under the car.

Wow you guys! love this build. Love tincups as well. Love that color green.

I've seen Tincup's build in person. Awesome!

Will, great job ! Killer look,! Pop has taught you well , now get back to work,,Talked to Pop the other day,,see you soon,,

under hood
 

Here we are getting going on all the under hood fab.

This build just keep getting better. Truly impressed :thumbsup:

Looks stellar! Nice progress and design!

Awesome fab and great imagination.

Thanks guys.

We got the inner fenders all finished up and the top and bottom tank for the radiator made and started on getting the exact placement of the radiator.

UNREAL !!! great work love the odd ball bodystyle

Absolutely amazing work you guys are doing. Al said it first, taking an ugly duckling of a car and making cool. Your work is over the top!:goggles:

Thanks guys. This is a fun project. The customer has let us get real creative on this one.

He'll be very pleased with what your doing. Awesome! Can you show what that die looks like from the side?
Thanks

Here it is. The top part of it is a half of a v band clamp with an 11 gauge top and the bottom is just some scrap that we had laying around. I know it is crude but it got the job done and did not take long to make.

[QUOTE=Big Oak Garage;534209]Here it is. The top part of it is a half of a v band clamp with an 11 gauge top and the bottom is just some scrap that we had laying around. I know it is crude but it got the job done and did not take long to make.[/QUOTE
Bama Boys will perservere ! Show-um ,WILL !!!:thumbsup:

You guys aren't messing around, I see.... :ohsnap:

Wow, great stuff guys.
That engine bay looks sick!

Thanks. I will post up what we are doing with the valve covers soon.

Here are some little detail pics of the tips, hood hinges and the door handles.

Holly crap! You guys are on FIRE! Are those Austin handles?

Very Cool!!!!!!!

So dang impressive!

The handles are actually out of a Nissan GTR. We changed the trim ring up so it did no go all the way to the edge of the door.

ridiculously cool!

Wow This is awesome!!!

I am loving this! Nice job on the hood hinges, I know what a pain setting up struts can be and that is a slick job! Keep it coming, you can't post too many pictures I promise.