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Old 05-11-2009, 05:56 PM
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Good for you man. I hope you at least took her out for one final beating
- uhhh.. ya we had fun..

here are some teaser photos of.. drum-roll please.."Project Full Throttle Face-lift"



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congrats on the sale. That car was better quality than what many pro shops turn out, you should be very proud of what you've accomplished.

I can't wait to see what you do with the second gen................

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- uhhh.. ya we had fun..

here are some teaser photos of.. drum-roll please.."Project Full Throttle Face-lift"
Now I though your 68 was nice, no offense.. I think I like this one better.... I always loved the 70-73 camaro style when done right... I hope you did well on the trade and hopefully some cash along with it... Very nice... Sounds like your prayers were answered for the sale and another one in return... is'nt God good...

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Congratulations Chris, glad to see you sold your car and got another project to start in on.
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Cool.. what magazine did he shoot it for???
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Good deal Chris!! What brand wheels did you order for the second gen? Perhaps Jay will cut some one-offs for ya?

I love the early cars...this will be fun to watch! Good colors too! Can I drive it in July??

Where did the 68 move to? Did you make a deal with a member here?
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Good deal Chris!! What brand wheels did you order for the second gen? Perhaps Jay will cut some one-offs for ya?

I love the early cars...this will be fun to watch! Good colors too! Can I drive it in July??

Where did the 68 move to? Did you make a deal with a member here?
you can definitely drive it in July

The 68 went to a Collector in Nebraska- Bryan Frank- totally stand-up guy, I hope to do more business with him in the future.

Yes, Jason has something on the drawing board that haven't been produced yet- this will be the first set!

24" rims- raise it another 5" and we are good-
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Cool.. what magazine did he shoot it for???
hummm... Again- what a great guy-
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I say mix it up a little! How about 24's with raised white letters?
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