i agree 100% on that point. which is why i put pics of the car on here and not even the local boards where i live :D

Damn, that's quick. I can't wait for the updates. I'm building my car in 45 years, minus body and paint as well apparently. Updates will be few and far between. :yes:

Geez, I checked this thread this morning and there was a page and a half. Did anybody go to work today? Yeah don't worry to much about it. The bigger a site gets the more diverse the crowd is and you always get a few outspoken people. BTW, you never answered my question on who did your fire paint? It looks great and keep us updated.

Mike

Brian,

You have a PM. Later.

Shane

You'll be lucky to have that wreck even running in 45 years Allen :D

Nice car Brian, I also don't care for anything over 18"s but the rest of the car is sweet.

here you go musclerodz you must have overlooked it on the first page. i know i did. it's very easy to get distracted with those pics. actually some times i find myself in a daze from the overbling of the 22's :yes:

Weird $H!t...I justed looked for the post I got reamed in about my 70 at TC and it was gone too!!! Damn, we suck!! :D
45 days is a nutty schedule....mine start to finish will be about a year and three/four months as the car should be done in July/August and we got it last April. Rims are tough on Chevelles because their is just such a huge radius for the wheelwell. I mean it takes putting 20's in the rear just to make it look like your're starting to fill up the potential room. I'm running 18's in the rear of mine and 17's up front and even then I have concern about the amound of wheel-well opening in the rear. I was actually toying with the idea of contouring the fenders/quarters wheel openings to the radius of a perfect circle as to run parallel with the rims/tire. I'm going to mount the combo first to see if it'll have a really negative effect on the car's natural body lines...
Be sure and post more pics as you move along. :cool:

I must need glasses. I don't know how I missed that post completely. That is a nice Green. I have a 69 Firebird project that is close to that. Its Verado Green.

Mike

i think its update time for ya all. here are the valve covers....
http://pic14.picturetrail.com/VOL539...0/84870586.jpg
http://pic14.picturetrail.com/VOL539...0/84870602.jpg

That's cool!