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Old 03-09-2014, 03:41 AM
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Those Nova's are nice! Thanks for the pictures Al!!
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No disrespect to any of the builders or the cars. But it looks like a fairly soft field for the Ridler compared to other years.

Not that I could build any of them to that levee of quality.
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Sweet topping off of the '69 Camaro engine.
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The Riv has twin turbos mounted under the rear glass. There is a air to water intercooler then it runs up that headliner duct to the throttle body. It sounds like a cross between a jet engine and an iron lung. Very cool.
Thanks for all the pics.
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WOO HOO ... the RIV won the Ridler....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Cheers to JF, and all that worked so hard on the Riv!!!

Gary, it would never have happened without all your hard work and expertise.

Makes me feel even better that I gave JF a bunch of my money to do my car....
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WOO HOO ... the RIV won the Ridler....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congrats! I had a look at your site, wow you guys do nice work!
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The Riv has twin turbos mounted under the rear glass. There is a air to water intercooler then it runs up that headliner duct to the throttle body. It sounds like a cross between a jet engine and an iron lung. Very cool.
Thanks for all the pics.
Can't wait to see the pictures! Thanks for the explanation. I could see the pipe running inside the interior but didn't know what it was for. Congrats on the win, too!
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After award got presented started car up sounded sweet, think thats a first Ridler Winner got to fire it up during the show..........

Sorry for crappy pics was using the phone.



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some awesome cars for sure! thanks everyone for posting as well! now we just need more picts. and some detail shots!
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