1969 Torino

[Ron in SoCal]

No you didn't

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

No you didn't

335's mrsn this must be a rear engined Chevelle.

[Wissing72]

Wow it gets deep in here! Glad to see you got the rubber going under her.

[Roadster Shop]

We mocked the car up with 335's. While they definitely would give a lot more protection during mooring, we were concerned that they would stick out too far and hit cones on the autocross. (13.5" section width vs. 11.2" section width of a 285)

We are also looking at making some billet mounting chains for Rob now that our CNC is up and running. Nothing looks worse than rusty chains all over the deck!

[Sieg]

[intocarss]

[Vegas69]

As soon as you take the car off the trailer some of these parts will really come in handy. I'm going to get my car fix in the badmotorfinger thread.

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by Roadster Shop

We mocked the car up with 335's. While they definitely would give a lot more protection during mooring, we were concerned that they would stick out too far and hit cones on the autocross. (13.5" section width vs. 11.2" section width of a 285)

We are also looking at making some billet mounting chains for Rob now that our CNC is up and running. Nothing looks worse than rusty chains all over the deck!

[Wissing72]

Originally Posted by Sieg

That was too damn funny!!!

[FETorino]

Originally Posted by Roadster Shop

We mocked the car up with 335's. While they definitely would give a lot more protection during mooring, we were concerned that they would stick out too far and hit cones on the autocross. (13.5" section width vs. 11.2" section width of a 285)

We are also looking at making some billet mounting chains for Rob now that our CNC is up and running. Nothing looks worse than rusty chains all over the deck!

Hey these final mock up pictures were supposed to be secret. I can't believe you posted them. Now everyone will be copying my innovative design ideas. I knew I should have wrote an exclusivity contract.