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Great project, and Prodigy just outdoes themselves again...

I FULLY restored my Camaro with my Dad, and did the whole motor swap with him too - I would have never done it any other way. The amount and quality of time I got/get to spend with my dad working on the car is priceless.

...I just wish I had someone like Frank at Prodigy to help me out, you're one lucky kid!!! :unibrow:

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Originally Posted by 6OHNOVA (Post 275616)

Hope I helped with my Info on the procharger. That tranplant set-up is the way to go no-doubt. If I can be of any more assistance let me know.

Deffinatly! Thank you very much. Ordered the blower bracket and the power steering bracket today. As well as sent the blower back to Procharger for it's reclocking. I will be running Street and Performance alternator and A/C compressor brackets (moves compressor to top, alternator to bottom) because of my fear of notching the K member that we talked about.

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Originally Posted by 1badchevelle (Post 275442)

I have several russell/edelbrock fittings. I know I have the one for the fuel rail and the vette fuel filter. Pm me your info and they will be on their way.

I think I may have other parts but need to get back in the garage and work on my own project and see what else I have.

Keep up the good work. I am sure you are making your father proud and that is a gift/felling that he will always remember. :thumbsup: :cheers:

pmed:D

Frank helped me out a lot tonight and would deffinatly like to thank him:thumbsup: ! My father and I set the goal for the car to be Goodguys Charlotte in October. We were reading in the Gazette today about how they have a huge youngguns award so we'll take her there in primer and see how we do:woot:

awesome story and great build Once again frank steps up to the plate. Keep up the good work and stay focused Ambition and drive are two of the greatest virtues to have in life:thumbsup: cant wait to see more progress

cool project and an awesome story. I'm fifteen so i know how school can pile up and how a whole weeks worth of work can leave so quickly. Good luck with the project. :thumbsup:

Joe, what part of NY do you live?
The car is coming along great.

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Originally Posted by ProdigyCustoms (Post 273589)

In return, I get one picture of your smiling face with your done car for our wall!

Deal?

:patriot: I have to salute you Frank. I hope to, one day, be able to do some of the types of things you do for people. I think I am doing a good thing by changing a flat tire on the side of the road for someone, but you just take it up a notch.

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Originally Posted by sniper (Post 275934)

Joe, what part of NY do you live?
The car is coming along great.

:patriot: I have to salute you Frank. I hope to, one day, be able to do some of the types of things you do for people. I think I am doing a good thing by changing a flat tire on the side of the road for someone, but you just take it up a notch.

I am in wantagh long island

ordered my power steering pump from gm parts direct tonight:D
almost on final mock up of crossmember(please mind the ugly appearance, it will be fixed) Had to cut the shifter hole to get the tranny to where it had to be as you can see in the pictures
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Your doing a great job on the car, everything looks nicely done. your going to have a sweet ride.

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Originally Posted by waynieZ (Post 276181)

Your doing a great job on the car, everything looks nicely done. your going to have a sweet ride.

thank you and more good news! I would like to add that I called Rick's Stainless Tanks and he has joined in on the ride:woot: :D