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Old 04-10-2015, 12:10 AM
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thats cool, pretty good little show you guys put on.
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Nice... Buffalo is huge for cars, shows, and cruises.
SiniSSter was built in my 1.5 car garage and my painters 2.5 car garage. No shop on this build which made it more fun, yet tight.
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Haha.... Powered by Mighty Taco and Andersons Roast Beef on Weck. And chicken wings of course.

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Started disassembly on September 2, 2013.
Working in a tight 1 car garage. We were inventorying parts and getting the car ready to ship off to the media blaster
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Joe,

To find a survivor like that from central NY...wow.
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Nice car!
I was wondering if you kept the stock 64'-67' rearend width or if you narrowed it at all?
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I was surprised to get one from the Northeast also. Was a pleasant surprise when we rolled up with the trailer to pick it up the first time I was able to see it

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To find a survivor like that from central NY...wow.
The rear end is a Ford 9" sized to the stock width of a 66 Chevelle. Then we worked with the backspacing.
It has an ABC Performance 2" Mini tub and we also did the frame boxing. Then we also replaced the inner wheel wells to the ABC Performance wider pieces.

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Nice car!
I was wondering if you kept the stock 64'-67' rearend width or if you narrowed it at all?
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Love love the car. Great job on the trim work COLOR AND NO CHROME!! Its awesome. I am doing the same type of thing with a 69 nova but blue. No chrome, just awesome!!! Killer paint choice on the body too. Wow
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Love love the car. Great job on the trim work COLOR AND NO CHROME!! Its awesome. I am doing the same type of thing with a 69 nova but blue. No chrome, just awesome!!! Killer paint choice on the body too. Wow
Thank you. I kind of got sick of chrome, so went in the direction we did with the titanium color ceramic coat. We've had a lot of comments and interest from people wanting to do similar to their own cars.
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