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Old 09-27-2012, 11:50 AM
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Nice color - and like the show.

Too bad Rick left Muscle Car - I can't stand the new guy.
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Old 09-30-2012, 10:50 AM
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Thanks! Here's a couple more shots of recent thrashes.... More will happen this week... but now it's plumbed, wired, and mostly assembled with a little paint work to do, and lots of buffing.... we'll fire it up next week ( I hope)
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That last pic is where most of us are... and have been for years... and will be for years...
Congrats on being sooo close!


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Jeff --

Every time I re-do a car -- I wait for the little green men to come in during the night and do some work for me.... after 40 years of dreaming this dream - the little SOB's have yet to show up. That means "I" have to pick up a tool and "do something". DANG NAB IT!
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GW,

Whattt !?! You mean the panel-gap fairy is not coming?!?

Although it makes progress painfully slow, sometimes I benefit by letting an idea "cook" a little longer before the tools come out. I want to do as much of the work myself as possible, even if it takes a couple tries to figure out. Those multiple tries are what makes the days and months scream by on my project. That is the fun though, seeing what I am capable of.


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That last pic is where most of us are... and have been for years... and will be for years...
Congrats on being sooo close!


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Except crammed in half the space.

Can't wait to see the car in Vegas
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Kevin
I see you have what looks like a Tiger Cage in your car, is this a custom piece or is Ride Tech coming out with this?

The car has come a long way and looks great!

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It looks good all together.
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Thanks for all the kind words! I am working with Ridetech on a couple of things. I'll leave the official announcements to them, but by the time the car sees SEMA and other press I'll have an answer on the tiger cage question. Im using their single adjustable shocks rather than the super-trick remote reservoir triples... simply because this car will see much more street time than track, and the triples, although absolutely beautiful and amazing pieces of engineering in their own right, are overkill for Jaded. We're using the triples on the "ROLLING THUNDER" Ranger we're building on the TRUCKS! show.. we'll be able to utilize them with that vehicle for sure.

More pics soon!!

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