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RS-Chris 10-13-2014 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Musclerodz (Post 573926)
Thats the Chevelle. What booth will it be in?

It will be in the Baer booth.

WSSix 10-13-2014 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by NOPANTS68 (Post 573942)
That 64 Chevelle is the car that I am the most excited about seeing in Vegas. I can't imagine the hours and thought that have gone into that car. Amazing.

Me too! I really like the changes they made to the car.

Roadster Shop 10-14-2014 04:42 PM

Busy day, but here is a good one to end on!

http://i563.photobucket.com/albums/s...psed2a7b3c.jpg

Roadster Shop 10-14-2014 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by WSSix (Post 573983)
Me too! I really like the changes they made to the car.

Thanks. The Chevelle has a ton of unique styling and components. It was quite a challenge to put a modern spin on something that, as the owner put it, has the style and body lines of a mattress! There was a lot of sentimental value with that particular car and he had a good vision on where he wanted the car to go. I think we exceeded our own expectations on this build.

Roadster Shop 10-14-2014 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by RDuke (Post 573954)
Thx for the reference. It looks like all in house. I suspect there are two ways of doing it, (1) mold and resin and (2) CNC a block of plastic resin. Looking at the build pics you referenced it looks like they were CNC from two pieces with a stock clear light diffuser in the lower piece.

Greening Auto Company machined the tail lights and tail panel for the car. The main panel and trim piece were machined from aluminum. The lenses were machined from acrylic then had custom LED boards and diffusers built in from the backside. Greening also did the 1-off wheels and a few other components on the build that we will highlight later on. We have machined a lot of components in house for this and the other cars we will unveil at SEMA. The greening crew is great to work with and are incredibly talented.

RDuke 10-14-2014 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Roadster Shop (Post 574408)
Greening Auto Company machined the tail lights and tail panel for the car. The main panel and trim piece were machined from aluminum. The lenses were machined from acrylic then had custom LED boards and diffusers built in from the backside. Greening also did the 1-off wheels and a few other components on the build that we will highlight later on. We have machined a lot of components in house for this and the other cars we will unveil at SEMA. The greening crew is great to work with and are incredibly talented.

Thanks! Their work looks top notch.

RDuke 10-14-2014 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Roadster Shop (Post 574405)

Not a fan of those guys but they do come up with some nice cars sometimes.

DBasher 10-14-2014 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Roadster Shop (Post 574405)
Busy day, but here is a good one to end on!

http://i563.photobucket.com/albums/s...psed2a7b3c.jpg

Am I missing something? I googled it and even looked in the Urban Dictionary...is this like "BadBoy" or "NoFear"? :rolleyes:

Looking forward to seeing everything come together.:thumbsup:

Sieg 10-14-2014 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 573819)
Lotus Tail Lights!!

That was my wild guess on Instagram yesterday. :rolleyes:

GregWeld 10-14-2014 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Sieg (Post 574439)
That was my wild guess on Instagram yesterday. :rolleyes:



Owning a Lotus is helpful... not to mention I bought 4 of them for the '62 Bubbletop build..


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