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Outstanding Work !!!!!!!!!!!! Dudely look's like the brother too my Winston.

What's the word I'm looking for to describe your car now. Nice is just too wimpy, cool is over used, I know, slick - since it looks great and so smooth that it'll glide through the air at speed. Color looks great in the sunlight. I can't wait to see it finished, so get crackin.

Rod

I'm with you Rod, Tuff to be original but definitely worth the time to use the right words to describe it.

Time for some updates...

Dennis it looks great! I like that you put a white sealer down before you put the yellow on. Worrying me a little you didn't shoot the fenders on the car that yellow can be tricky . But it looks like you got it !:thumbsup:

Thanks,
I worked that decision to paint it apart over many times.
I ended up assembling the front end four times and then tearing it all back apart just to get comfortable with the effort to get it together without doing too much damage to the surfaces.
I did not have access to a booth so that helped drive that decision.

The paint looks great Dennis. It looks like Dudley already wants to drive!

Looks like you have done this before,paint really looks great:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

More color shots...

Assembly has finally started

I'm usually not a fan of yellow, but yours looks great

Lookin awesome!!!:popcorn2:

Very nice work! Paint turned out great. Looks like you are making good progress.

Thanks,

It's encouraging to be able to see parts going on and not coming back off...
:popcorn2:

:whenitsdone:

Well done. :thumbsup:

Great job on the paint/bodywork......looks great

More items going together...

More progress on the reconstruction

OH, SO, SWEET! I love it.

Very nice progress,a lot of great parts going on a very well built car:trophy-1302:

You're doing great work. I like the color combinations you've chosen. Best of luck moving forward.

This reminds me a lot of the TCI demo Nova...

http://image.superchevy.com/f/916502..._side_view.jpg

Very nicely done. The gray looks really good with the yellow. Excellent workmanship.

:thumbsup:

Thanks for all the compliments. I never tried to fool myself into thinking it was not going to be a lot of work, but man....
It has been an exercise in patience to say the least...
Looking forward to the day of firing it up...

:whenitsdone:

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Originally Posted by sleepertime (Post 604416)

:D

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...502_031307.jpg

Your car is looking fantastic ... the yellow is growing on me!

Question: who's brake line standoffs/ mounts (?) are you using on the rear end? I like how simple it is ...

Thanks in advance,

Michael

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Originally Posted by Scott Haggai (Post 607841)

looking good man!

Scott --- What is Sean doing these days?? And Yes -- I'm making a giant leap here assuming you're brothers or cousins or....

Rear brake lines...

The flex hoses are first run thru stainless rubber lined hose clamps that are are secured to the rear end with a large industrial ty-wrap http://www.cabletiesunlimited.com/ca...x/category/48/ that has an eye on the one end that is secured to the clamp with a stainless steel #8 screw and locknut. The flex hose terminates to the hard line thru the standoff that came with the brake hoses that were purchased thru Tobin @ KORE3. The hardlines terminate at the cross above the rear end attached to an aluminum bracket that I made. I came up with the layout and design so I'll see over time how it works....
Part of the reason for the design was that I had gotten the rear end powder coated and I had forgotten to mock up the brake lines first...

:superhack:

I have no clue how I missed this thread and the fact that I just spent 30 minutes looking at every post when I should be packing.

Very inspirational and I am really looking forward to seeing the finished car. Did I mention I love yellow cars especially when the have a little carbon fiber on them.

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/07...159ef40a8c.jpg

Marty-mj
www.garagescene.net www.syborgtwinturbo.com www.2ndcamaro.com

Some progress on the Nu-Relic electric install and other things...

Progressing with assembly...

Some late night garage engineering went into this...

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...connection.jpg

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...y/DSCN5327.jpg

The fuel lines, combination of startlite hose and stainless steel tubing.

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...l%20filter.jpg

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...20plumbing.jpg

I ended up coming up with a low pressure check valve in the vent line with a filter on top. My goal was to not have any fuel fumes...

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...ank%20vent.jpg

:superhack: :flag2:

Wow complete turnaround. Look great.

Looks great. I really like the grey chassis. Very nice work!

More updates on the driveshaft install and modifications for the emergency brakes

I had to make some room for the new driveshaft, the cables and connectors were definitely going to be a problem as I built it before the driveshaft was built. Everything should clear now.

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...y/DSCN5830.jpg

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...y/DSCN5848.jpg

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...y/DSCN5865.jpg

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...y/DSCN5879.jpg

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...y/DSCN5874.jpg

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Looking very good,major transformation:trophy-1302:

Wow you must be excited. I dream of the day when I put power on the car and something actually works again. It looks really good!!