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Old 01-23-2011, 12:12 AM
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Machined body mounts (ok so it HAS to be pro touring if it has these right? )

Trial body mounting





Here is the custom firewall. Those hemis are huge! Had to do a 6 inch setback, BUT the plymouths had a larger interior compartment that the dodges, and our client is shorter so its ok. Plus we raised the floor a bit, so we tried to get rid of the bent knee street rod syndrome

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Custom floors and wheel tubs




And the front


I got more to show, but its pretty late. Enjoy!
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Old 01-23-2011, 05:18 AM
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nice work. looking forward to your progress
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Old 01-23-2011, 05:51 AM
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I vote to keep the paint as is, as long as it's not fake patina.
Nice work !
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Its real patina all right! The only fake patina on it is around our body mods and repair, to try and hide it!!!!

I dont know, when I post some pics of all the front end components in the engine bay in original green, it looks pretty slick. I am torn right now, don't know which way I would go.
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Wow. Looks great. Nice job on the chassis.
Keep us posted.
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Very cool! Nice work.
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