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Old 04-13-2010, 09:15 PM
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WOW that is fricking AWSOME. I drive by your shop at least every other week I need to stop in and check out some of your builds. VERY BAD A$$
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I love it. I also like how the silver carries around the windows. It ties all the trim together also. Great job. IT LOOKS BADA$$
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Awesome build ! The lines looks so clean. He must be one happy guy.
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Were the original rear doors clam shell or barn doors and how do they function now - any pics of the conversion? My Panel has barn doors and I have thought about converting it to hatchback style. Great looking Sub. Thanks. -Bob
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Doesn't get much better than that!
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awesome!
i like that your guys builds always have a unique style where when you look at them you can just tell they came from your shop.
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That is a very nice, "Dare to be Different". It reminds me a bit of that Killer Blue Shoebox Nova done a while back.

In any case, that engine should get them anywhere they want to go. I could sure use a mill like that in my 3/4 Ton 4X4 Burban. It weighs about 10k and the 454 feels like a Tired 283.

I hope they enjoy it.

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WOW - I love it!!!!!

Nice work as always!
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Looks like you may have forgot to put the center caps on the wheels. I hope you remember to put those on before you deliver it to the customer. Is there an issue with them, did you balance the wheels. Is that why they're not on?

I am also every interested in what you guys may have done for child restraints in the rear seat area. I am in a position in my life with my family that it is very important to strap the kids down as tight as possible. I also need a third and maybe a forth row. Do you think there is that kind of room in there?

Just kidding!!!!! Looks killer guys. Can't wait to see it out.
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