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FETorino 08-20-2012 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by MaxHarvard (Post 430575)
Bad ass!

Says it all. Like the clean simple look. :thumbsup:

Blake Foster 08-21-2012 07:58 AM

So we took the car and my Nova on a local Nova cruse last weekend, and then to a car show on sunday. Seems my nova is now second rate ???? how did that happen? anyway i gues if your not building them better as you go then that means your building them worse. so all is goos, the customer LOVES it this combo is probably the most drivable set up to date, the 430 hp LS crate motor is awesome, hit the key first time drove away. passed our smog rest with flying colorsi would recomend this motor to anyone building a tame driver.

ironworks 08-21-2012 08:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Blake Foster (Post 431628)
So we took the car and my Nova on a local Nova cruse last weekend, and then to a car show on sunday. Seems my nova is now second rate ???? how did that happen? anyway i gues if your not building them better as you go then that means your building them worse. so all is goos, the customer LOVES it this combo is probably the most drivable set up to date, the 430 hp LS crate motor is awesome, hit the key first time drove away. passed our smog rest with flying colorsi would recomend this motor to anyone building a tame driver.

The giveaway car we did for Goodguys had the same combo. It ran 75-85 mph all day. Got 23mpg. And had enough get up and good to keep me happy for a daily driver kinda setup. The LS3 is super solid combo. We put over a 1000 mile son it last summer and had a great time doing it.

Garage Dog 65 08-21-2012 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by ironworks (Post 431639)
We put over a 1000 mile son it last summer and had a great time doing it.

Wicked top down sun burn and pork rind ears - No charge....

:thumbsup:

ironworks 08-21-2012 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Garage Dog 65 (Post 431657)
Wicked top down sun burn and pork rind ears - No charge....

:thumbsup:

Man my ears hurt just thinking about that.

blakes72x 08-31-2012 09:56 AM

glad i didn't order my paint or the moal bomber gauges yet for my 72 :rolleyes:

guess ill have to go with plan B :willy:

looks sick though but it needs clear park lamp lenses in the front bumper the amber is distracting since the rest of the car is so neutral colored

Black93GT 08-31-2012 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Blake Foster (Post 430532)
The idea of this car was to make it SUPER drivable long distance and comfortable..... 17" Forgelines with Michelin PS2 335 35 17 and 265 40 17 to soak up some of the road.

http://i1235.photobucket.com/albums/...a/DSC_1564.jpg

http://i1235.photobucket.com/albums/...a/DSC_1485.jpg

Blake,

What backspace was used on these wheels?

Thanks!
Matt

67zo6Camaro 08-31-2012 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Blake Foster (Post 430532)

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Originally Posted by Blake Foster (Post 430559)

Blake, you guys have such a great sense of style and execution with your projects. The above post and these included pictures help show that.... Not to mention your past Nova or even the Killer69 Camaro.

Nice work as usual from ya.
:cheers:

Moabdude 11-28-2012 12:26 PM

Vent window
 
Hi Blake, I love this car and resurrexion even better.

What does it take to delete the vent window?
Do you have to make new glas? Is it a 1974 Nova window?
Can you use the existing regulators?

Thanks
Bram

Blake Foster 11-28-2012 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Moabdude (Post 448754)
Hi Blake, I love this car and resurrexion even better.

What does it take to delete the vent window?
Do you have to make new glas? Is it a 1974 Nova window?
Can you use the existing regulators?

Thanks
Bram

we have just replaced the doors with 73-4 doors, then you have to update the door panel to the same.


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