I've been out of high school for 30 year's.So I've had a long time to work my image.:rofl:

sad & scarry that I can alost say 30 years also

You two old farts are doing great work on your respective cars :D

Scott, I recommend GA or eastern TN for relocation. I'm 1000% biased though. North Texas isn't bad either. It's just too flat for me and they still have lots of wind. TN has no state income tax :yes: That's a big deal for me

In the meantime, keep up the great work on the Chevelle. I love it!

the speedo,tach are 5" 2 5/8" & 2/16" Sorry it took me awhile to answer.

Thank's,Tenn. would be a great place to relocate.Texas would be great also,They won't put up W/obummer down there.:thumbsup:

The Mrs. gave me some time today to spend on my own project.I starting assem. the chassis.:thumbsup: http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...mc-6sub004.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...mc-6sub003.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...mc-6sub001.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...mc-6sub005.jpg

Assembly !
 

:thumbsup: Scott


Tom

p.s. i think the camera lense needs to be cleaned . looks like the lense has water spots in the last picture.. :cheers:

That is just too sexy Scott. Keep up good work!! :thumbsup:

Looking good ^5 buddy nice to see you get a little break to work on the car....

Tom,it's hard enough for me to find the time to work on my own stuff let alone cleaning the lense off.:lol:

Got about 3 hour's today all to myself.:thumbsup:

Thank's Marcus.I need clean all the dust off everything.:thumbsup:

Very Nice Scott!

:thankyou:

Coming along nicely Scott!! I really like how those upper control arm mounts turned out.

Thanks,
Jon

The other day I took an extra 15 minute's to bolt the rear suspension togather.http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...psacbf75ad.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps4ea82344.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps05a941b0.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0ec9ffd6.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps82be701c.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps490e9b46.jpgAt this rate it will take for ever to finish this thing.:lol:

Beautiful Scott!! Looking good. Where are you going to mount the remote canisters...the trunk?

I don't know yet.If the will fit thur the drain plate holes in the trunk maybe.thank's.:thumbsup:

What size of tubing are you using on the exhaust? Looks like about 4". That setup looks really good on the rear frame section. Are you pleased with the ABC setup?

By the way, loving this car. I've been following along seeing the little things you have added. I especially like the way you are making everything adjustable with the pins.

HEEP

Very nice fab work.

Looking good Scott!
 

Did you have Moser turn your center registar and cap down to 2.78? If not it is at 3.06 which is a Ford center registar. Just a heads up...been there and done that.

looks nice Scott (as always).

How do you like my jounce bumpers Scott?? lol, Tony took them off my car to get you a set quicker :lol: Still need to get my replacements.

Amazing how similar our chassis look out back. I too am perplexed on mounting the rear Ridetech canisters. I considered the trunk drain holes, but I'm concerned about the proximity of the exhaust tubing, kinda goes right under there. The wrap will help for sure :thumbsup:
I'm thinking about mounting them up on the rear frame rails under the car. Should be safe there.

Do you have a notched fuel tank or did you squeeze the pipe thru?
Looks pretty awesome.

Just curious what the reasoning is for adjustable (particularly with quick-pins) bump stops? Is it so that no matter what ride height setting the coilovers are mounted at, the coilovers never end up being the bumpstop at full compression?

Nice work!

joe

Thank's,the ehaust tubing size is 3",Abc frame part's fit pretty good.Using the ajustable pin's will speed thing's up when are at the track making ajustment's.

Thank's for the nice word's.

No,Moser wouldn't do anything custom for me.I turned it down myself.

Thank's Jay.Hope it turn's out as nice as your Camaro build.:thankyou:

Will see on canister mounting after the body mounting is complete.Fuel tank is not notched,just stuffed the tubing up in there,til it fit.:lol:

:thankyou: for the nice word's.The quick pin's on the bump stop's will make it easy to ajust or remove if need be.Won't know where they need to be until we get a chance to drive the Junk down the road.:thumbsup:

Looking good Scott! :thumbsup:

:thankyou:

Scott, that is lookin great, man. :thumbsup: Killer with those steamrollers up front.

I want to see those fronts turned lock to lock.....


:D

http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps979d7809.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...psb834b04e.jpgI need to leave the chassis on the stand's a few more days to finish up sutff from the bottom side.After that I will get some shot's of the chassis on the ground.:relax:

It looks awesome Scott.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :D

THat right there is why you've sold 50 sub frames and have probably only scratched the surface on the total you'll end up building.:thumbsup:

Very cool indeed.:thumbsup:

:thankyou: Man.As you know Look's are everything.:lol:

:thankyou:

:thankyou: :thumbsup: That's make's me feel all warm inside.:thumbsup:

Very awesome, Scott! Looking great as always.

Wow!!!

These pics just made my night... now I have no excuse to not run 275's in the front of my Nova :O

Looking great. Keep the pics coming

Moving right along looks great!