Roofer Dave's car back from paint (56K warning)
01-17-2006, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by 427
The roof of the F-car is glued in place. This car was a t-roof car that we converted. The roof will be final installed with the doors on and windows up to align everything properly.
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01-17-2006, 05:06 PM
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wow, that is absolutely beautiful work. did you guys already wet sand and polish the paint? if not that things gonna look 10X better when its done and yea... make sure to wear sunglasses and not look directly at it..lol
again, beautiful, just beautiful
again, beautiful, just beautiful 
01-17-2006, 05:33 PM
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Nice work guys.It's almost too nice to take to the track.
I made my last pass in this car on 10-23-02 at Norwalk.
It's been so long it's almost surreal that I'll finally have a sweet car to drag race by mid March.
As far as ET estimates go I'm hoping for mid seven's with a 94mm.A custom 101mm is getting put together right now for big tire action.
We'll see what it really runs in a couple months.I need to get comfortable with the car before we'll see the car's full potential.
I made my last pass in this car on 10-23-02 at Norwalk.
It's been so long it's almost surreal that I'll finally have a sweet car to drag race by mid March.
As far as ET estimates go I'm hoping for mid seven's with a 94mm.A custom 101mm is getting put together right now for big tire action.
We'll see what it really runs in a couple months.I need to get comfortable with the car before we'll see the car's full potential.
Simply beautiful 
