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Old 12-31-2013, 10:18 AM
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Here is an update from the body shop.


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Old 12-31-2013, 10:20 AM
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I know Casey has a lot of pictures he will be posting. I just wanted to get the build up to date. Should see a lot of things happening in 2014. Hope to se color on this thing soon. We will be posting updates as soon as we can and once the car is back at our shop in our clean room we will be posting.
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Old 12-31-2013, 10:51 AM
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Another solid build you guys are working on! Didn't realize that car had so much going on it with the body mods. Looks GOOD!
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Old 12-31-2013, 10:57 AM
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Thanks Will. I am uploading photos right now for the "Other" builds I have going on. Just a few. LoL
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You guys are building some very nice cars,great work.Was wondering who makes the core support close out,it's really nice
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Old 12-31-2013, 03:05 PM
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It is made by Anvil Auto.
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Thank you.
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Where did the transmission crossmember come from? Bowler transmission?
Correct, the crossmember came from Bowler. Bowler designed it for Ride Tech's 68' Camaro named Velocity (now sold to new owner). It worked great and put the transmission right where it needed to be with plenty of clearance for the 3" exhaust. I did have to mount the Energy Suspension trans mount "backwards" to fit correctly due to the bulge that is designed into the mount. That did not seem to bother me as I can't really tell if the pre-load on these do anything. I have the S&P adapter plates for the LS and OEM small block stand-offs for engine placement.

How is your bird running? Any plans to do any more upgrades?
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I finally found a good use for those college text books measuring for the rear end.
I know calculus was good for something.

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How is your bird running? Any plans to do any more upgrades?
It's running good. I have a bunch of boxes from Mark @ SC&C for his stage 1 plus front suspension package, and Ridetech singles all around. I just need to find time to install them.

I will need to look at that x-member. When I did the swap, Bowler was out with no ETA so I settled for BMR x-member, and had to add a bunch of shims to get the angle right.
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Love the build.

Did you have to move the lower control arms on the rear inward at all to get the wheels to fit? or are they in the same position?

I've been thinking about mini tubbing my car, and a have the G bar setup.
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