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Sweet Jody!! What are your wheel specs?
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x2..... And Tires? Looks like 315/335's?
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Wheels are 18x9.5” w/5.875”bs front, and 18x12 w/6.25” bs rear with a 57" rearend.
Tires are BFG Rivals 275/35 up front and 335/30 rear.
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Love the wheel design. Simple yet stylish. Not to mention FAT! Good lord those rear tires are wide.
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Not taking long at all to get it rolling! Looks great... And yes... Those rear tires are huge! 
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You got this easily. Just takes patience and you have that. Look forward to seeing them in. Keep up the great work!!
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I did DSE minis on my Nova. At the time, the thing that really seemed to take forever was creeping up on the fit. Taking the tubs in and out a million times. DSE had templates and I used them, but it still only got me close. Each side was completely different and had fit issues in totally different places....
Having said all that... I really enjoyed it and would definitely do it again!!
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Having said all that... I really enjoyed it and would definitely do it again!!
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I think you're a weirdo lol. Building an engine, chassis assembly, fabbing parts, wiring, tuning... Those are fun things to me. This is work. 
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12 hours in and one side is in place. Still need to do some small patch panels, but the hard part is done.
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Looks good Jody. That car is really clean on the bottom. I used that same style trans tunnel on the Skylark I built a few years back. Worked good and saved a lot of fabrication time.
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Looks very nice.
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