I love this car. It's almost perfect, only thing I would want it white like my Nova. Great job. And keep the updates coming. I need to get off my butt and mount up my mesh wheels on mine.
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Andrew Petty
1969 Nova:Pics of my car
thanks for letting me know. when the flag is horizontal it is clear for me where the stars belong. vertically it just looked more appealing to me this way, kinda "if it's mounted on a pole and there is no wind, it would hang down like that" .,.. well, i was wrong i guess, i am going to fix it.
No biggie! I hung it that way too until an airforce friend of mine corrected me. Somehow it does seem like it should hang that way.
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see the picture from the back ? you see two seats, sparco evo in black. back seat is stock vinyl, door panels are stock standard panels (which i like more than the ss), all new, dashboard is stock, in black, like the grille, instruments will be custom made panel with autometers, black carpet stock. it is fairly stock inside except the seats, belts, steering wheel, instruments and shifter.
Very cool! I just can't believe how much of a difference your mods have made. I have a friend with a 68 (I think) SS396 Nova, and it's OK. Nicely restored, but somehow it just doesn't "Pop." Your car does and then some!
I was wondering how to do things with the exhaust tail pipes. Before restoration I had two pipes ending under the rear bumper and was facing problems with the chrome changing color / darken to the point where I had trouble polishing it again.
I could now just add two 45° pipes facing downwards, quick and easy , but Exhaust fumes will stay under the car and might mess up my nice finishing. Plus they might get into the cabin easier.
If I come out straight and then up, ending in the middle under the bumper with two pipes it will look cool, but I will additionally heat up fuel tank, filter, pump, plus I have interference with the diff.
I was thinking to go out and route the pipes next to the tank (left and right), but the pipes might be seen from the side and though stainless stell might look ugly (simulated quick and dirty on one pic wouldnt look like that of course)
I could also just make a 90 on each side and end up in front of the rear tire but that seems outdated.
I am just intereted if anyone comes up with a nice idea .. thx.
Dang, Sick Nova. Im really liking the one piece side windows. Ive been planning that mod for years now. Its good to see one done. I definately like the color also! That thing should be sweet on the autobahn.
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Brian Miller
-1972 Nova
-1968 Camaro
-1967 C-10 step side 4x4
-2000 Dodge Dakota
it'll buff out........
it is a 84 suspension but i did it in a way it is interchangable with the newer style if desired.
the axle is now adjusted at ride height, so the travelling arms will come lower while driving. i cannot go above the IRS so i figured out i will do it as seen on this picture.
i just taped the tubes in place it will look nicer afterwards when it is a one pice welded, sanded stainless tube.
the car really came out great i will post more pics soon. but it is still a long way to go ...
Brian Hobaugh SCCA National Tour June 2014
First Hemi 'Cuda Convertible Ever Built
Short clips: Goodguys Pleasanton autocross and pit videos
i like the window tint what year corvette is that IRS from
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