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Old 06-20-2006, 11:21 PM
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Hey guys i've been scoping out this site for some time now and just finally registered. The name is Dan, I have future plans for several g-machines in my distant future but for now i drive a 02 GMC Sonoma that i somewhat recently airbagged...

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My future project is something my father and i have been working on for the past 9 years.. a 68 Cutlass S. While it is just a resto with a few improvements.... Pic...


I have been plotting out plans for her for some time...





I am open to opinions and hope to learn very much from most of you on this site...
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Old 06-20-2006, 11:49 PM
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Welcome aboard-You'll learn alot here I have. Love the Cutlass, It's great to see an alternative body style on the site!!
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cool projects. I like the Olds photochop, the wheels and stance look great!
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Welcome aboard, Dan.
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welcome Dan. It's good to see more Olds blood in here. I've got a '68 as well but it doesn't look as good as yours. And replacement sheetmetal is hard to find. Oh and the Noma looks good too. But I see those all the time down here. When was the last time you saw a '68 cruising the streets?
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welcome aboard. I agree, it is nice to see some different cars. I always have liked the olds cars.
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oooh i like that!

is the last two a photoshop? the drop that is...
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oooh i like that!

is the last two a photoshop? the drop that is...
its actually a rendering i did in MS Paint. I'm not too swift in PS.



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...And replacement sheetmetal is hard to find. Oh and the Noma looks good too. But I see those all the time down here. When was the last time you saw a '68 cruising the streets?
you're telling me man, parts are either scarce, nonexistant, or overpriced with this thing. I always keep my eye out for nicely done 68's and it seems i never see them unless i turn on overhaulin, (they did another one last night.) i could only be so lucky. lol. And the truck is just my daily.

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Old 06-21-2006, 12:25 PM
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there's 2 fenders from a 68 442 on ebay. Last I looked they were at $125 and $110 shipping a piece. And they have to be patched. Hell, I can patch mine for that.
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