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Old 07-10-2014, 10:52 AM
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Whatever you do , dont paint that truck !! Way cooler in patina. Need a "welds shed " logo on door.
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BTW, I'm down for patina.
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That's a great project to post here.
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Another cool one Greg. I know it will just be a driver but I think you should put 14" Wilwoods on it instead just in case you want to take it to a few Goodguys shows, then you can run the autocross in the hotrod category. This thing would be one hell of a sleeper with an LS3 and everything else you have planned.

Or are you planning 15" Wheels...
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Another cool one Greg. I know it will just be a driver but I think you should put 14" Wilwoods on it instead just in case you want to take it to a few Goodguys shows, then you can run the autocross in the hotrod category. This thing would be one hell of a sleeper with an LS3 and everything else you have planned.

Or are you planning 15" Wheels...


We haven't gotten there yet --- and you won't find me running any Auto X events... in anything. Just not my cup of tea.
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Old 07-10-2014, 11:24 AM
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That's a great project to post here.
How much is it costing you?
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Intros FTW!

And it's time to update your signature again Greg...
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We haven't gotten there yet --- and you won't find me running any Auto X events... in anything. Just not my cup of tea.


Just add a removable splitter and wing and give em something to talk about.
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I say paint it...just don't go all 1,000s of hours of block sanding, panel gapping, clear coating, more sanding etc etc on it. Get it straight, get it all one color and get on with it.

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It's about time you posted this!


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