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Old 05-09-2006, 03:48 PM
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I'm glad to see a blacked out rad support. Body color rad supports attract too much attention and therefore take away from the grille. Just my opinion, of course.
I have to agree with this.. while mine is not black it is dark charcole gray.. seeing the body color through the grill just doesn't look right IMO. Nearly as bad as seeing a radiator companies logo through the grill (painted in BIG letters)
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Yea the radiator is going to be painted black in front also....

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Old 05-13-2006, 03:27 PM
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Question Beautiful, Just Beautiful!

Hey Paul, great looking car, man! One question, did you have to drill out the rivets on your original front clip to get the radiator support off? On my '66 the radiator support is riveted to the subframe in certain areas. Also, did you smooth over the rad support? mine has more indentations for stuff. Did you make a custom support shelf?(The piece that goes on top of the radiator support)? Sorry, that was more than one question wasn't it!
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I am a little late to the table on this project. However, I like what I now see!

Very impressive...........

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Old 05-13-2006, 09:30 PM
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Yes your right you have to drill out the rivets on the radiator support at the bottom.....Yes thats the origanal radiator support but it have be modifyed alot it...Probuly would have be easier to build a new one ...Or get one from martz....Thanks for the complements....Should have more pics this week ....Any more ?'s or if i missed any Just ask

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Old 05-13-2006, 09:35 PM
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I am a little late to the table on this project. However, i like what I now see!

Very impressive...........

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Thanks, Roger....The car is coming together just how i wanted it to.I dont know if you read my other post but my interior guy layed down his motor cycle a couple weeks ago....and he got backed up ...So it dosent look like the car will be done for columbus good-guys ....what the deadline was that we wanted to meet. But the car is looking great and i dont want to just get a quicky inteiror done just to get it to 1 show....

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Waiting is the part of the game. It allows you to take a step back, appreciate what you have accomplished and yet confirm things that still need to be completed on the project. It's hard to get everything done completely right the first time.

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Yea...We were just feeling rushed to get it done for 1 show....That car is going to be a really nice ride and it will look like crap when you start doing thing half A$$ed just to get it done!

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Hey Guys....Working on the car today..........Im getting SO excited the wiring is done gauges in so many updates....Just a 5 mins ago i got the inner fender panels in and a couple other things...and droped it down on the ground.............!!!! the car sits so good!
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Nice work..killer car!..Are you sure you are old enough to drive it?

Just kidding....can't wait to see it finished!
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