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Old 09-20-2009, 09:34 PM
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We are busy.. I work on alot of Camaros.. That is what got me started in business.. Have some Firebirds, Chevelles & Mustangs lurking arourd the shop.. Picking up Liz Miles Mustang from PHR this coming week to help her with the build.. & have Steve Rupps Track RAT here that we doing some stretching on..

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Hey Gonzo, just went to the website. Looks like a busy shop. A lot of Camaros,(nothing wrong with that.) Pretty cool.
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Old 09-21-2009, 08:29 AM
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We are busy.. I work on alot of Camaros.. That is what got me started in business.. Have some Firebirds, Chevelles & Mustangs lurking arourd the shop.. Picking up Liz Miles Mustang from PHR this coming week to help her with the build.. & have Steve Rupps Track RAT here that we doing some stretching on..
Very cool!! Keep up the good work.
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Old 09-27-2009, 09:17 AM
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Looks great! I am quite partial to the Forgeline wheels (I have 2 sets).

Do you plan on using the GTO seats front and rear? It looks a "little" cozy in there. I am assuming that the rear seat is the GTO rear. I was thinking of doing the same thing in my 69 Camaro, but the seats look like they might take up too much room. Or is it just the angle of the picture on the first page that makes them look so tight?

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Old 09-27-2009, 06:13 PM
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We are going to use the seats from the GTO.. The front has plenty of room but in the "REAR" none!!! The rear seats are more for looks than anything else.. The owner of this car is a pretty tall guy so we had to move front seats back some.. I like the power functions of the front seats.. We are using seats, dome lights, visors, front & rear seat belts, parking brake lever, & some of the console out of the GTO with Marquez Design panels



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Looks great! I am quite partial to the Forgeline wheels (I have 2 sets).

Do you plan on using the GTO seats front and rear? It looks a "little" cozy in there. I am assuming that the rear seat is the GTO rear. I was thinking of doing the same thing in my 69 Camaro, but the seats look like they might take up too much room. Or is it just the angle of the picture on the first page that makes them look so tight?

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Awesome build - subscribing!
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Old 09-28-2009, 06:39 PM
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Just got back from Bent Custom & Performance & have some updated pics on the project..
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Old 09-28-2009, 06:50 PM
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Old 09-29-2009, 07:11 AM
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Very nice guys!!!
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Really nice build! Even the little things like the billet cover/bracket over the SF mounts for the inner WW brackets...cool!
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I need to get my Camaro over to Bent so he can work his magic on my lines.. such nice work!

Can you put -AN fitting off the Magnacharger for the intercooler lines? I don't see why not and that would look killer with hardlines or even a black nylon braid.
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