Custom Work... Specialized Stainless *PICS*
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Here's a full set w/ custom etched flames for a 2008 Corvette. Can't wait to see them installed ![The Pimp](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_pimp.gif)
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Here's some custom work I finished up this morning on a Customers car.
This is what it looked like before... Bunch of hoses and a MSD box.
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And after; added a clock over the MSD box and a "kick panel"
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Here's some custom work I finished up this morning on a Customers car.
This is what it looked like before... Bunch of hoses and a MSD box.
![](http://specializedstainless.com/photos/JohnV4.jpg)
And after; added a clock over the MSD box and a "kick panel"
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Always have loved seeing your work, I dont think i'll ever get over your signature engine bay though. Wish you would do something for Dodge Ram's. I just traded in my Camaro today.....
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it would look unfinished because the seam wouldn't be completely flush. It's kinda hard to explain but picture a nice rounded bend and then a flat edge sitting on top of it... I could of done what you said and then welded the seam it made, but they guy I did the work for didn't want to pay more than he had to.