And another...


http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/...pse096fb21.jpg

Rear view...


http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1f029c6c.jpg

A picture of my seats that I just picked up from a really nice guy over in the PT classifieds. They came out of a Cobalt SS, and are in excellent condish.

Sorry about the fuzzy ipad pics.

http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/...psa9710cd9.jpg

Looks great, Scott! Congrats on getting the body back on. Are the Cobalt SS seats Recaros? I thought they were. They look good in there regardless.

Scott, as always, this thing is looking awesome. I am sure the body and chassis is having fun getting to know each other again. It is fun getting them back together.
I just read through again, and see that you used the Holley pan. Would it be possible to get a picture of the how close the linkage gets to the pan when turning to the left?

thanks,
HEEP

love how the frame turn out
Simple and clean

Scott looking great nice work.

Scott, you show off, you. But, it's looking though. No denying that.

Trey, I'm not sure exactly who makes these seats. They do not say Recaro on them anywhere, but they look great, and fit me perfect. Thanks for the compliments. Oh yeah, saw a Bugatti Veyron at AMP, and thought of you. You'd LOVE this place!

Heep, when turning to the left, my linkage misses by a hair. What I did was reverse the tie rod ends. I put the inners on the outside, and the outers on the inside. I did this because of the zerk fittings. The inner zerks aim toward the pan, and the outer zerks aim upward. It's the zerk fittings that hit the pan, and a lot of people fill them full of grease, and then cap them off. By reversing them, I can still grease my tie rods, but it requires turning the wheel a little bit.
I will try to get a pic for you and post it up.