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[gionni]

WOW...looks great man!

[platinumgta]

I love that front valance!

[Sales@Dutchboys]

Looking really good!

[Speedster]

That's looking really good. Like the front valence work you did. Just one question - why do you have each tire resting on a 2x4 ? Just curious.

[JohnnyGMachine]

That is going to be one clean ride, very nice!!!

[HRBS]

Originally Posted by Speedster

Just one question - why do you have each tire resting on a 2x4 ? Just curious.

I would guess to clear the lift.

great looking project. you do nice work. keep it up !
What is the drivetrain going to be ? (sorry if you already listed it)

[DocDave]

Another 'Great Looking Valance' comment here. Such a small part of the car can make such a great difference.

Where did you get the driving light pods from? Was that part of the valance originally? Looking for some driving lights to FAB into my project.

[Lenie]

Originally Posted by Speedster

That's looking really good. Like the front valence work you did. Just one question - why do you have each tire resting on a 2x4 ? Just curious.

Good call HRBS, it is to clear the lift. Thanks for the good words, it tooks 3 different valances to do it, a new camaro repo 68 and 69, and the original 68 Firebird 400 valance which was not in great shape. after piecing it together, we leaded it. So far I like pretty much everything we've done. I am considering changing out my rear 17" wheels to either 18's or19's to fill alittle more wheel well space. Thanks again ideas.

[ProTouring442]

Definitely one sweet looking project!

Shiny Side Up!
Bill

[Lenie]

Thanks for the good words. More pics to come shortly. The guy doing the body and paint work is Mark Naglich, He's as good as it gets, he's been at it along time. I give him an idea and he does the rest. I really like the fact that he doesn't rush thru things, take any short cuts and he's great with the lead work. If you live in this area and want show quality custom work, he's the man.