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Old 12-29-2009, 04:54 PM
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My favorite car at the SEMA show was Robbie Gordon's Hummer. Check out this a arm. SWEET



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Old 12-29-2009, 08:39 PM
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My favorite car at the SEMA show was Robbie Gordon's Hummer. Check out this a arm. SWEET



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Rodger,
The arms look like a massive fish hook for white shark.
Besides the body mods what did this start out as 1,2 or 3? Kinda hard to tell. I need to get some tires and beadlocks like that for mine.
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Old 12-29-2009, 09:01 PM
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The 4*4 guys make the rest of us look like pikers.
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I started thinking what actually INSPIRED me to change a stock Camaro. I know there's a ton of builds out there.
But at the beginning prior to becoming a member here, not scrolling through the web and basically only hitting local shows my inspiration came from Scott G's Camaro. Ive seen several cars in mags that were really nice but in person for a Camaro, thats what got me thinking, then came the G force Cuda. When the Brunning boys started the E-ticket Challenger thats what gave me inspiration to do a custom chassis.
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I cant believe this post died out,need some new material,cant do any manual labor for 2 mnts thanks to a couple of back surgeries.Nows the time to research.I have so many next steps for my project that I wasnt able to accomplish before my surgery now theyll be so much more,be busy for a while.Anybody have access to the older stuff Troy took off his website(Blowfish,Chicane,Notorious)maybe Dan H. can help out there,you have anything else Rodge,that bajatruck link is one of my favs,is that theTerrible Herbst inhouse or outsourced chassis shop,thanks Rich
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I cant believe this post died out,need some new material,cant do any manual labor for 2 mnts thanks to a couple of back surgeries.Nows the time to research.I have so many next steps for my project that I wasnt able to accomplish before my surgery now theyll be so much more,be busy for a while.Anybody have access to the older stuff Troy took off his website(Blowfish,Chicane,Notorious)maybe Dan H. can help out there,you have anything else Rodge,that bajatruck link is one of my favs,is that theTerrible Herbst inhouse or outsourced chassis shop,thanks Rich
sorry your down for a while..

heres a link to his picks http://www.hubgarage.com/mygarage/fabber
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Old 01-12-2010, 09:44 AM
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Something a little different is always good....

A lot of the processes and jig stuff is the same with metal as it is with other materials - so I like to look at bunches of sites that can inspire and be cross utilized. (plus I like woodworking too) Here's a couple to cruze !

http://www.racingcomposites.net/

http://www.joeharmondesign.com/

Get well soon !

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