Fenna start coming together nicely now bro. :thumbsup:

Assembly underway! :thumbsup:

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Guess I'll be waiting by the curb for a bit longer :willy:

It's Looking great :thumbsup:

Between the chassis and my Dailey pan no wonder Phil said I should turn the car upside down. :rofl:
It should help me put that 700hp and 630ft lbs of torque to use.:D

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Thanks.

Yea soon it will be in my hands then the progress will Slooooow down :lol:

I'll be by to pick you up eventually.

:cheers:

I thought those were only used in hospitals?

When riding shotgun you will be given a choice between the pan or Depends.:cheers:

Your chassis is awesome BTW!


And I can't wait to ride in it. :cheers:

Phil and Jeremy under promised and the fab crew at RS over delivered. The one regret I have with working with RS is that when I was out there looking at the car I didn't personally thank each guy who had worked on my car :(

When it's done GW I'll take a turn with the pan and hand you the keys. Just think of it as a full figured Mustang. :rofl:

:cheers:

So, I guess that I owe this to Rob after all the abuse about his land yatch. We have the Torino next to a 67 Chevelle in the shop. I moved both cars so the front bumpers are even... and here is the difference in length. The Torino is only about a bumper longer than a 67 Chevelle.

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Thanks Rob. Glad that we could be a part of the build. I will share your comments with the guys in the shop. I know they will appreciate it.