:hail: :hail: :hail: Turned out PERFECT:hail: :hail:

It's about fuc&+^% time! Congrats Steve.. Looks awsome.. :thumbsup:

R.P.

Sorry to hear about the chrome peice and the nick . It does suck when something is just finished for that to happen ....Kinda like on the PT last year when Mr Howell bounced a shop broom off his bumper back to contact my bumper ,grille, fender , cowl and window chrome.

Left a nick in everything it touched.

But now after over 3,000 miles on it and the stone chips behind the tires from the 335's I say oh well....it adds some character to it . Not a trailer queen !!!

Sweet ride Steve, you did good picking the right parts. Give the guys a bonus who did the work .

Have had the car 55 hours.. it has 300 miles on the odometer.

We nailed some KILLER shots today for the story... Harrington is a good camera jockey :)

love it! I would like to know what are those nice rims you are rolling on?

Long time coming for sure
 

It must be a really great feeling. I know it was worth all the stress and long nights. Can;t wait for a track report. Are you still running a 500 lbs spring in the front?

Steve,

It is an amazing car, and you did a great job with it. I hope to see it in person some day.

Just a quick shot I took yesterday in the mountains.

http://picsorban.com/upload/done4.jpg


Here's the high-res version...

http://picsorban.com/upload/done3.jpg

Bonus warehouse shot..

http://picsorban.com/upload/done6b.jpg

When this Super Chevy comes out could you do me a favor and buy a copy or two. I want to show a few people that Pro-Touring is a popular segment. Would go a long ways to proving the point if this issue did well.

Besides, the best shots (by Harrington) will be in the issue. Those will make these look amature.

Awesome!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: