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Old 07-22-2012, 01:00 PM
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Wow – car looks great, Mark. Paul, your work looks top notch!

Are they about the same size overall as the mules' louvers?

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Just as I am halfway into a build, this thread makes me want to start over..

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It's nothing $150K and a boat load of talent won't resolve.
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Old 07-23-2012, 05:59 AM
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Paul VanNus hammer out the louvers on the Carbon Fiber hood.

Looking forward to seeing it in color. What color was that again?

Mark
hay funny guy So where's the painted pictures??? You know we wil ever take a shot of a door jam that was painted?
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Mark, why do the front down bars land on the subframe so close to the firewall? Was this due to packaging? Just curious since they are generally further towards the front of the subframe on most builds. I love the detachable union you used, it looks very strong and nicely executed.
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Mark, why do the front down bars land on the subframe so close to the firewall? Was this due to packaging? Just curious since they are generally further towards the front of the subframe on most builds. I love the detachable union you used, it looks very strong and nicely executed.
I'm going to guess it saves a little weight, makes overall packaging a little easier, and I think it would actually be a little safer because it would allow the subframe in front of the down bars to collapse in a collision and absorb energy that would otherwise be transmitted to the car's occupants.
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What color was that again?Mark
The color of the car is!

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MUST BE PUTTIN ALL THE BODY PANELS BACK ON AFTER CUT IN THEN PAINT ???
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Mark,
I just ran across this vid and it was AWESOME! I can't wait to see you visit this with your '67! Maybe you will go up against the 'vette after all!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64-Y2...layer_embedded
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I just ran across this vid and it was AWESOME! I can't wait to see you visit this with your '67! Maybe you will go up against the 'vette after all!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64-Y2...layer_embedded
https://lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=37752
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