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Old 01-15-2005, 01:44 PM
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What's the turnaround time on one of these emblems? I need one made for my rear bumper on my Chevelle. I can send my current emblem as reference. I was thinking of doing it in the new style SS though. I can provide my own CAD file. It'd just need to be resized and converted for machining.

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Old 01-15-2005, 06:02 PM
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What's the turnaround time on one of these emblems? I need one made for my rear bumper on my Chevelle. I can send my current emblem as reference. I was thinking of doing it in the new style SS though. I can provide my own CAD file. It'd just need to be resized and converted for machining.

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I am not sure the guy we have doing the cnc work will be receptive to one-off stuff. He generally requires us to order in quantity, but I can check. There is an online machining place here that may be able to quote you off your drawings:


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Old 02-11-2005, 06:07 PM
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I think I want that car.. that shade of blue just does it for me..

As for the SS emblems.. I like them as they are. I would offer them this way and with a charcoal grey background. If someone wanted to paint them whatever color they could do that on thier own.

Next up.. front fender engine numbers

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How about a restyled door handle. Something that would bolt in factory like but has been tweeked in the looks department?

God, the list is endless isn't it??
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Steve, I saw a Camaro in a mag recently with PT Cruser door handles which had a retro twist to the old GM handles. I don't know what it took to put them on though.

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Old 02-16-2005, 09:13 AM
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Steve, I saw a Camaro in a mag recently with PT Cruser door handles which had a retro twist to the old GM handles. I don't know what it took to put them on though.

Mike
Im thinking of a billet design that would use the factory mounting point and be a bolt in deal so you dont have to screw up your factory metal.. something with an updated & clean look..

Best of all they would not only work on all three years of f-bods but on other GM cars as well..
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I'll take them with a black back ground
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