The G-maro is almost complete
 

Hey guys,

Ive been lurking around for a while, mostly listening and learning. I started this project a little less than 2 years ago and it required a lot of metal work. My son and I honed our welding skills on this car and it was a great learning experiance. The car has all the DSE stuff, mini tubs/coil relocation uppers and lowers /shocks and steering gear/ 3" drop etc. We went with a mowtown 427 allum. heads a tko-600 and a moser 12 bolt shortened to accommodate the 315s. Anyway I thought you guys would like to see it and thanks for all the support this site has given me, Im amazed at the craftmanship and knowledge you guys have. THANKS Rich



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Looks great, homebuilt cars are my favorite! Anyone with enough money can "buy" their way into this hobby. Its great that you and your son both learned from this project, now you can go enjoy it now that its done :thumbsup: Any other shots of the car?

I love it! :thumbsup:

WicKeD 67, wish mine was that far along. :thumbsup:

Looks really great Rich. Love the color & stance. Nice story about you & your son working together on it. That just makes it that much better!!

Brent

Very Nice!

Sweet!

Shiny Side Up!
Bill
'72 442 "Inamorata"
http://www.fquick.com/ProTouring442

Very nice! And you know it will drive great with all the DSE parts!!

Great car and story Rich. :thumbsup: Now get out and drive it with your son!

Agreed.... Great color and great stance.... and a nice stout SBC. :thumbsup: