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10-04-2003, 04:02 PM

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More bling for the '69 Extreme-G

Powdercoated front subframe and restored 12-bolt rearend photos:

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Time to tear the '69 apart now.....

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10-04-2003, 04:55 PM

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Re: More bling for the '69 Extreme-G

tony,
how much did just the steering arms that bolt onto the spindle cost ya??

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Re: More bling for the '69 Extreme-G

Nice work, keep it up!

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Re: More bling for the '69 Extreme-G

very very nice!

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Re: More bling for the '69 Extreme-G

Trilogy, those come with the BRP steering rack conversion kit. www.BRPHotrods.com

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Great job, Tony. Keep up the good work.

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Re: More bling for the '69 Extreme-G

Looking good.. gives me an idea of mine since im running the same suspension..

Wish I would have done the rack system but by the time i decided to go LS1 i already had the frame powdered and that system requires cutting and welding.

I will be going with the DS&E ceramic coated Saginaw 600 unit that uses a pinion valve so my real penalty is weight..

Again, looking VERY good

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Trilogy, those come with the BRP steering rack conversion kit. www.BRPHotrods.com

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ok, how much was the BRP steering rack conversion kit ?

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10-05-2003, 12:17 AM

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You vill hav to call theem

BRP is one of my sponsors on the project, so you can guess the price

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All show, no go

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Re: More bling for the '69 Extreme-G

Todd, don't be so hard on your sig pic

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Re: More bling for the '69 Extreme-G

Tony, how much POR15 did you need to do your 12-bolt?

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Re: More bling for the '69 Extreme-G

one tiny 4oz can. The stuff goes a LONG way. I just put one coat on it, although they recommend 4 coats. No patience for that though!

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one tiny 4oz can. The stuff goes a LONG way. I just put one coat on it, although they recommend 4 coats. No patience for that though!

So a gallon could do the complete undercarriage of a car and then some, eh?

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It took me forever to brush-paint a single rearend. Have FUN painting an entire undercarriage! (yuck!)

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