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Old 01-24-2008, 11:08 AM
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looking towards the rear




looking towards the front


Cadmium plated hardware to prevent rust. I hate rust and 2nd gens love it.
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Old 01-24-2008, 11:10 AM
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Old 01-24-2008, 11:11 AM
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I had to modify the spindles to work with this setup. A cut-off wheel, sawzall, sander and file got the job done.



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Old 01-24-2008, 11:12 AM
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1/16/2007
Finally bugged the powder coating guy to finish my parts and they magically appeared. I had to custom order some bushings for the VSE/Rancho components even though they (prothane) listed them. I don’t get it, but whatever. I had to send the shocks back to Aldan to be remade as they shipped me the wrong ones 1.5 years ago. They send me ones that fit no questions asked. A stand up company. I’ll get to finish the suspension this weekend hopefully. In the mean time, after looking through books of color chips, I picked a color for my engine. I is a 1971 AMC blue. Looks nice and I feel it will set the chrome items off well and stand out in the gold/black engine bay. I left the heads aluminum and took some recommendations from other members to use Alumiprep33 and Alodine 1001 to prevent corrosion. We’ll see how this works. I friend of mine mentioned that he had a lathe so I made new Watt’s Link bars. They came out decent after some buffing. I also scored so Recaro seats from a nearby fellow for 250. . I may redye them to match the rears or vise versa. These will sever well in the meantime before I redo the interior if I ever decide to do so. Even if I don’t use them, I always wanted a set of Recaro classic N seats. Some pics:

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Old 01-24-2008, 11:12 AM
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High build primer for a semi smooth look. I could make it look like glass if I felt like sanding for hours which I don’t.


Color, no head


w/ heads

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Old 01-24-2008, 11:13 AM
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w/ stock not so nice chrome valve covers




Next on the list is
1) making the tranny x-member,
2) Measuring for the required driveshaft length and farming that out
3) Running the brake and fuel plumbing
4) Measuring for location of ‘X’ pipe and ordering the RARE oval system
5) Install in tank fuel pump setup from 99-up t/a or camaro
6) Finalize hydroboost setup
7) Decide on either Mcleoad twin disk clutch or a centerforce unit
8) Decide on rims. 17’s or 18’s. 17’s look nice, but 18’s allow room for bigger brakes....hummm those Forgeline WCP3 wheels look nice w/ a gun metal center.
A photo edit to see have the 18" forgeline WC3 wheels would look. Look pretty good to me.

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Old 01-24-2008, 03:53 PM
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how much was it to get all the bolts coated? as for the wheel have the same set coming for my 79z can wait to get them. car look great.
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