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Originally Posted by pacificustoms (Post 367485)

Does someone sell these or did you make them?

Hey Robbie,
I found a few boxes of them at a swap one day,thought they would come in handy,i have seen them advertised some where, i will see if I can dig them up for you.

The work u guys do is top notch, great to see well done so far.
When will we be seeing the car in the Aussie shows.:hail: :hail:

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Originally Posted by ht turbo monaro (Post 367704)

The work u guys do is top notch, great to see well done so far.
When will we be seeing the car in the Aussie shows.:hail: :hail:

Hopefully this time next year.
Shane.

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Originally Posted by Southrod (Post 367502)

Hey Robbie,
I found a few boxes of them at a swap one day,thought they would come in handy,i have seen them advertised some where, i will see if I can dig them up for you.

Thanks! I've thought of machining some for our projects, but for what it is they'd be very time consuming. I found on Model A's theres a radiator strut rod bracket that bolts to the firewall with a stainless screw that looks like a rivet, but it's limited to the 10/32 size and you have to buy the complete bracket to get two of them!

Incredible work!

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Originally Posted by pacificustoms (Post 367920)

Here you go Robbie,Down load their catalog and go to page 39-40 they call them rivet bolts.http://www.restorationstuff.com
Shane.

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Originally Posted by Southrod (Post 367995)

Here you go Robbie,Down load their catalog and go to page 39-40 they call them rivet bolts.http://www.restorationstuff.com
Shane.

Thank you!

don't hold back now..........JUST SAYIN'

any clearance issues with the outlet pipes and the tires especially when steering?

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Originally Posted by R.A.D (Post 369530)

any clearance issues with the outlet pipes and the tires especially when steering?

None with full lock and compression on the springs there is still 3/4 inch of clearance.The wheels on the car are not the wheels we will use were having them designed at the moment, so the final fitment will be better again.
Shane.

Sick! Love this build. Keep up the great work.
I'm digging the German Shepherd dog too! Great dogs. I grew up with them growing up.

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Originally Posted by tones2SS (Post 374519)

Sick! Love this build. Keep up the great work.
I'm digging the German Shepherd dog too! Great dogs. I grew up with them growing up.

Thanks,he's my boy,doesnt leave my side.
shane.

I wouldnt even build a hood for that thing....just leave the engine comparment open for everyone to see.

great work!

as usual no disappointments here. outstanding work

Just Awesome :thumbsup:

nice hood hinge application. struts i presume wil
l hold it up

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Awsome fab work, thanks for showing us all the work with the bucks too.

Amazing work!!

How do you make these type of holes?

with a "Dimple Die" .... google it :)

been quiet around here. did you go on vacation?

After staring at the photos for several minutes I am amazed at the level of craftsmanship. Please keep the photos coming.:cool:

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Originally Posted by sunoco67 (Post 382839)

After staring at the photos for several minutes I am amazed at the level of craftsmanship. Please keep the photos coming.:cool:

Updates coming soon, been busy with other cars at the moment.
Shane.

Heres a few from last week,final bare metal tweeks ,door gaps etc,still got to redo the outer ends of the rear bumper to blend with the quarter better,and I decided i wasnt happy with the hood,it wasnt a good one to start with,so back to the drawing board on that.
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One of my favorite mopars and this has to be one of the nicest builds of one

That there's a down right wicked build Shane. You guys really are producing some beautiful work and I am envious of that car! My first car was a 68 Coronet and all I did was melt the tires off it week by week. Love the Alien intake in there as it really suits the build. :hail:

Way nice!

Man, that thing is going to be one mean machine.

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Originally Posted by tones2SS (Post 383002)

Man, that thing is going to be one mean machine.

I agree, what a great build.

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Awesome work! I'd imaging your not refering to the inner structure because I love that metal work. Is it the outer skin your referring too?

The car looks awesome Shane. Thanks for posting.

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Originally Posted by Al Moreno (Post 383042)

Awesome work! I'd imaging your not refering to the inner structure because I love that metal work. Is it the outer skin your referring too?

Actually both,The inner looks too "busy" to me and the outer, well thats another story.
This is actually a hard car to build,in the fact of not trying to over power it with too much fabrication but keep it simple (well, as simple as a 1600 HP car could be anyway).
Shane.

you know what your doing. its in the right hands

awesome build, i love that rear bumper

This really is a sweet build.

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Originally Posted by FETorino (Post 392286)

This really is a sweet build.

How about a update or two? This is such an awesome build.......

Love this build, can't wait to see it done

Tonny

don't leave us in the dark. we're always wanting more