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06-02-2011, 09:44 PM
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While the ultra low/air ride style isn't mine... I can definitely say you've done a top notch job throughout this entire thread. I love seeing people do unique things to these great (although lacking in some areas *cough GMcheapasses) cars!
Keep up the great work... sub'd
Keep up the great work... sub'd
06-05-2011, 02:23 PM
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i was planing out pulling the motor soon 2 start getting the engine bay ready 2 paint
so i need 2 make up my mind on what im going 2 do
if i get a really good deal on the parts i might do it
and then thats more work on the car that stopping the paint process
so i need 2 make up my mind on what im going 2 do
if i get a really good deal on the parts i might do it
and then thats more work on the car that stopping the paint process
06-26-2011, 08:16 AM
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thats my old school workout bench I still workout on!...that bytch can be opened up to squat with...no one makes em like that anymore and it takes up very little space compared to the few that try to. glad to see your benching that much....dont plateau use small increments of toyata rotors if u have to...soon you'll be throwing it up with axles and diff like the big boys!!!
Are u the welder?....fuggin incredible beads....military grade...timing is just fuggin perfect...what machine are u running.? im on a hobart ac/dc stick adj. everything...I like it but stick is just too damm strong sometimes altho on dc turned all the way down i've begun to see more success with thinner sheet metal. ive been wanting to pick up a wire feeder type setup.
keep up the great work.
Are u the welder?....fuggin incredible beads....military grade...timing is just fuggin perfect...what machine are u running.? im on a hobart ac/dc stick adj. everything...I like it but stick is just too damm strong sometimes altho on dc turned all the way down i've begun to see more success with thinner sheet metal. ive been wanting to pick up a wire feeder type setup.
keep up the great work.
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06-26-2011, 09:35 PM
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thats my old school workout bench I still workout on!...that bytch can be opened up to squat with...no one makes em like that anymore and it takes up very little space compared to the few that try to. glad to see your benching that much....dont plateau use small increments of toyata rotors if u have to...soon you'll be throwing it up with axles and diff like the big boys!!!
Are u the welder?....fuggin incredible beads....military grade...timing is just fuggin perfect...what machine are u running.? im on a hobart ac/dc stick adj. everything...I like it but stick is just too damm strong sometimes altho on dc turned all the way down i've begun to see more success with thinner sheet metal. ive been wanting to pick up a wire feeder type setup.
keep up the great work.
Are u the welder?....fuggin incredible beads....military grade...timing is just fuggin perfect...what machine are u running.? im on a hobart ac/dc stick adj. everything...I like it but stick is just too damm strong sometimes altho on dc turned all the way down i've begun to see more success with thinner sheet metal. ive been wanting to pick up a wire feeder type setup.
keep up the great work.
that was my brother's workout bench from way back
thats all it gets used for now id building rear ends lol
i have a millermatic 180
and a diversion 165 Tig
06-26-2011, 09:52 PM
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If you aren't going to run your battery, or anything else there, then why leave the space for it? To me, it would look better if you extended the lines down from the shock tower onto the front frame rail (that connects to the headlights).
I'm envisioning an engine bay that all you see is a motor (cleaned up of course) with just body colored coverings all around it that are seamless. As much work as you've spent making the car look like it was all made from one gigantic block of metal (or fiberglass) I think that would set off the engine bay nicely.
Great car, though. I've been subscribed for a long time. I love watching this build, it's very inspiring!
I'm envisioning an engine bay that all you see is a motor (cleaned up of course) with just body colored coverings all around it that are seamless. As much work as you've spent making the car look like it was all made from one gigantic block of metal (or fiberglass) I think that would set off the engine bay nicely.
Great car, though. I've been subscribed for a long time. I love watching this build, it's very inspiring!
