Project Envy STRUCTURE COMPLETION!
I like the picture with you and your grandpops. Reminds me of my years with "pops" learing everything during a frame-off restore of a '57 Bel Air.
Very cooool project you've got going.
~Joshua
Very cooool project you've got going.
~Joshua Last edited by FIREHAWK#608; Oct 5, 2006 at 08:57 PM. Reason: spelling like a burn-out.
Sweeeet. I don't know what's more fun. Building a project car, or driving it. We all know it's fun to drive them, but building them is fun too. Probably the reason why we have these things apart so much....
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lol well i gotta give it to them they are fun...at times. the railing was a bit of a bitch for us since we hadda pull it in like 4 different ways. im more anxious to get 2 new tires and the alignment and start driving it than anything right now though
Congrats man, looks like your doing an excellent job. Family is important, spending time learning from your grandpa shows character. Gotta keep some grey hair around or we'd all be lost!
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i got the grey AND white covered for the grandparents and the parents
Looking good. Pretty soon you will be
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Ah that brings back memories. I got my formula from sadisco a few years back and fixed it up. I want to get another one sometime soon, though it'll probably just be to part out.
Keep up the good work man.
Keep up the good work man.
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i'll def try to keep it up, but right now im having a really bad time finding a t/a bumper for under 400 bucks =/ we got a formula bumper but I dont think its gonna look right w/ a ws6 hood and all t/a ground effects and hatch
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/98-02...QQcmdZViewItem
shipping would bring it up to about $350 ish though.
You might want to call Lynn Hopkins. He has a f-body junk yard in bishopville, SC. He may or may not have one right now but I've bought a few parts from him before.
Here's his number: 803-424-2511
shipping would bring it up to about $350 ish though.
You might want to call Lynn Hopkins. He has a f-body junk yard in bishopville, SC. He may or may not have one right now but I've bought a few parts from him before.
Here's his number: 803-424-2511
Theres actually a T/A on the forums here with a Formula bumper, looks AWSOME, I love it, I'd deffinatly use the Formy bumper 
Plus you can always change it later down the line, just get that baby on the road!
Plus you can always change it later down the line, just get that baby on the road! Thread Starter
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Originally Posted by Sgt. Spuds
Theres actually a T/A on the forums here with a Formula bumper, looks AWSOME, I love it, I'd deffinatly use the Formy bumper Plus you can always change it later down the line, just get that baby on the road!
Plus you can always change it later down the line, just get that baby on the road!
