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Killer stuff guys looking great more pics.:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Update
 

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I have a video of the car being started up for the first time. Having trouble attaching the video and going to try and put it on youtube and I will post it then.

Lookin Good.:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

That is a great build. Very clean and mean.

Very Nice. The engine looks sweet in there. Who's and what kind of hose is that your using for fuel line?

Dont know if your interested, but you can take a little laquer thinner on a rag and take the lettering right off those thermo hose clamps. Kind of makes them look even better IMO.

Thanks. The hose is Aeroquip

Thanks, we use thinner on all of the hoses and clamps to get the printing off once the car is completed. The green text definitely jumps out on the clamps and is rather ugly.

The car is off to the upholstery shop. I was able to steal a few quick shots as it was getting loaded in the trailer. The car looks pretty damn nice even with the mismatched wheels.

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The plan for wheels will be the Forgeline SO3P with Black HTM finish
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Man that thing sits nice. Awesome job for sure. Gives me some ideas for my car.

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That's pretty shnazzy man. What brand hood hinges are you running?

I love your guys' builds! I find myself gaping over on your website frequently:thumbsup:

Those wheels are going to be sweet on there.

Whats up with the fuel line why is is looped?
Seems flipping the fuel log mount would of fixed that problem if you wanted fuel line to come from the rear looks alot out of place.

I agree Wayne.

Holy Crap, that is awesome. I love A-bodys!

What sizes are you running on the wheels/tires? Any more updates on the blue 67 Chevelle? Looks like it's coming together in the background.

The fronts at 265x35Rx18 (18x9) and rear 335x30Rx20 (20x12)

They are Ring Brothers

The regulator is mounted on the firewall behind the passenger side head so the fuel lines visible are not running up the firewall and then draping over the motor. There is not enough room between the regulator and the back of the fuel rail to run a line direct. So, it is run to the front of the fuel rail.

We are running 18x9 and 20x12's on this car. The Blue 67 will hopefully be out this summer if we can find some free time to work on it. The car is probably about 2-3 weeks away from being ready for upholstery. It is just hard finding those 2-3 weeks.

A little photoshop version of the final look of the car. Mike and I decided on ditching the HTM look and going with the full polished SO3p.

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I like it!

yup! that car just looks soo much better with a full polished wheel, i noticed that with the shot 2 pages ago with the with the shiny wheel on the back and the black on the front.

That looks killer.. sooo clean!

I love those cars. That's right there is on the money. Color looks AWESOME! :hail:

Getting close!
 

Got the car back from the upholstery

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Very nice! Who did the work?

Very classy, not too overboard.:yes: :yes:

1st.Class guy's.:thumbsup: :thumbsup: Man I love that color.:thumbsup:

Very Nice, they did a great job.

The interior did turn out nice.
The car was on a lift today so I managed to get a couple of shots of the underside / chassis :

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Nothing but AWESOME going on there!

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EXACTLY x2!

Man, if I gambled, played the lottery and won, I would be calling you guys up in a hurry!:unibrow:
I love that interior.

I am really diggin this color.:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

And there you have it. The most perfect '66 Chevelle on the planet.

I bet that thing sounds SICK with that exhaust.

Wheels on and test driving, almost done!
 

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Wow she really did turn out beautiful. I mean what's not to like. :hail:

:question: What size wheel and tire combo did you end up with?

Fronts: 18x10 275x30x18
Rear: 20x12 335x30x20

WOW that turned out great really love this one!