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Old 09-07-2015, 05:26 PM
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No such thing as too few (oops, MANY!!) pictures.
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Nice to see another 'bird!
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Too few? We need MOAR!
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Thanks all. Definitely a lot of inspiration on these forums!
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Awesome car man! I too love Alberts builds. HA!

Great stance. Cool build. Keep the pics coming man.
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Im surprised the car sits that low with the 4 link. I was worried my car was going to sit too high.
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Definitely too low for me. Needs to go up a bit. Still haven't heard from Ridetech about what they suggest.
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Too few? We need MOAR!
Oops, my bad. Post pix man!


MOAR, MOAR, MOAR!!!
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Gorgeous car! Sounds like you have a good plan for the car, too.

Can you provide contact information for Randy Combs? I'm trying to find someone who can do a custom gauge panel for my car.
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