I Entered My Car In The Portland Rod & Custom Show...
02-21-2005, 03:11 AM
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I Entered My Car In The Portland Rod & Custom Show... Holy COW!!!! I am pinching myself.
1st Place Class Winner, Street Machine Pro Touring Class at The Portland Rod and Custom Show 2005
I am sooo happy!!!
It was a great time and my entire family had a blast.
I appreciate all of the ideas exchanged here and everyones support on the board that you have given me! A special thanks to my friends close to home here from the Pacific Northwest. I probably would not win anything without all your suggestions. I really feel fortunate to be able to have a fun hobby like this.
Thank you all, Todd
Here are some pics I wanted to share from the show...
1st Place Class Winner, Street Machine Pro Touring Class at The Portland Rod and Custom Show 2005
I am sooo happy!!!
It was a great time and my entire family had a blast.I appreciate all of the ideas exchanged here and everyones support on the board that you have given me! A special thanks to my friends close to home here from the Pacific Northwest.
I probably would not win anything without all your suggestions. I really feel fortunate to be able to have a fun hobby like this.Thank you all, Todd
Here are some pics I wanted to share from the show...
wow is all i can say, your car looks amazing! nice work! 
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02-21-2005, 10:11 AM
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CONGRAT's on the win!
It's nice when all of your hard work pays off.
I really need a buffing wheel...............
How did you polish this?
Isn't it a white plastic piece? or did you mod your own pipe?
It's nice when all of your hard work pays off.
I really need a buffing wheel...............
How did you polish this?
Isn't it a white plastic piece? or did you mod your own pipe?
02-21-2005, 10:33 AM
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I believe that ps cooler is metal.
I am definitely NOT surprised Todd. The work you put in to that beauty should be rewarded. Not too many people have your kind of discipline and patience!
SUCH A BEAUTIFUL CAR!
I am definitely NOT surprised Todd. The work you put in to that beauty should be rewarded. Not too many people have your kind of discipline and patience!
SUCH A BEAUTIFUL CAR!
02-21-2005, 10:39 AM
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Thank all of you very much for the compliments, it means a lot, seriously.
It is the aluminum power steering cooler and can be polished. I just want to mention that is an old pic and I painted all the clamps black to hide them (Steve will bug me to death about those, lol). I followed these steps in this write up I did... Polishing Tips
Here is a better pic of the clamps with the bolt ends turned under and polished of course. Hose Techniques
Originally Posted by XtinctHawk02
How did you polish this? Isn't it a white plastic piece? or did you mod your own pipe?
Originally Posted by shep28
In the last picture, where(vendor) did you get those two c-clamps holding down the intercooler(I think) hoses?
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02-21-2005, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by DVST8OR
Congratulations Todd. Awesome work on the car, it looks great.
I have always wondered do you daily drive your car?
I have always wondered do you daily drive your car?
Thanks for the congrats.
