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Old 09-30-2007, 06:03 PM
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thanks Ken, I can't wait. Which car are you taking next year?

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Probably the Yellow 66 Chevelle......But...?????

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Old 10-01-2007, 01:59 PM
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Default Rear Suspension Question

I loved the car the first go around but this is even better. More 'plain-jane' factory looking w/some suspension tweaks & drivetrain mods.

I remember during the build of the car that the rear frame clip was narrowed several inches (2" each side?). Did the rear end stay the same dimensions as factory or is that a shorter custom rear sway bar?

My car is the late model version (79 Malibu) & it even has a similar tan/peanut shell color.
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Old 10-01-2007, 02:25 PM
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I loved the car the first go around but this is even better. More 'plain-jane' factory looking w/some suspension tweaks & drivetrain mods.

I remember during the build of the car that the rear frame clip was narrowed several inches (2" each side?). Did the rear end stay the same dimensions as factory or is that a shorter custom rear sway bar?

My car is the late model version (79 Malibu) & it even has a similar tan/peanut shell color.
rear end is narrowed and the sway bar was also narrowed to fit.

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Old 10-01-2007, 07:34 PM
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Jody,

Looks amazing! Like all your incredible car projects.

BTW I love your driveway..like mine it looks very "roomy"


looking forward to seeing that body back on!






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Jody,

Looks amazing! Like all your incredible car projects.

BTW I love your driveway..like mine it looks very "roomy"


looking forward to seeing that body back on!






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thanks Jim. Yeah, it's 22000 s.f. of concrete out there, and a neighbor and I poured half of it ourselves. Lot of work, but much nicer than the dirt/gravel we had.

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thanks Jim. Yeah, it's 22000 s.f. of concrete out there, and a neighbor and I poured half of it ourselves. Lot of work, but much nicer than the dirt/gravel we had.

Jody
Did this require a retention pond for all the rain water runoff?

Car looks great. Looking forward to seeing it at SEMA but REALLY forward to seeing it on Beale St. (Ribs were great this past weekend there)
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Jodi,

frame looks awesome. I want to either buy an aftermarket chassis for my 67 or improve the existing chassis. What are you doing to improve the frame on your 65 to make it more rigid. I am really courious to know. Maybe your experience can save me 20k.... Thanks.

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What transmission is that?
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Old 10-02-2007, 06:57 AM
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Looks really good. Can't wait to see it with all of the exhaust on it.
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