Cutting the roof out of a Z06, my targa conversion project
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Car drove like a champ today, no issues. Put in some techron and filled it up with fresh fuel. Passed inspection and is now legal in VA (Other than the lack of a front plate ). My buddy Jay came over and we went for a top out drive thorugh the pungo back roads... it's like a whole new car.
New shocks will go in after Carlisle as well as the new rear bumper and some serious buffing
New shocks will go in after Carlisle as well as the new rear bumper and some serious buffing
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^ I like to drive it so I'm leaving it where it is. It's lowered w/ the factory bolts so it's about 1" lower than stock.
I can still make it over bing speedbumps w/o hitting my headers.
I can still make it over bing speedbumps w/o hitting my headers.
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Brian,
The car looks fantastic, it has definitely come a long way since i last saw it a few years ago (just kiddin). I'm glad everything came out good on it, i've been following the thread since day one and really happy for you that its finally completed. i know the feeling of waiting to long to have the car back together, I had similar issues with the paint shop that did the all over paint job on my t/a when i tore her down and rebuilt it. the second painter did a fantastic job as well. after the motor/trans/rear/suspension/paint and body work it was almost 2 years later.... then my daughter came.... lol its now year 4 and the car just got completed with its final tune last week and still have to clear the wheel wells for 325's.... *sigh* maybe ill be able to drive it again by the time it snows....
Again man Congrats on such a beautiful car and I know you have a great feeling of accomplishment by doing it yourself like i have. hopefully ill be down in the area again and we can all do a hooters or jenro's run again.
The car looks fantastic, it has definitely come a long way since i last saw it a few years ago (just kiddin). I'm glad everything came out good on it, i've been following the thread since day one and really happy for you that its finally completed. i know the feeling of waiting to long to have the car back together, I had similar issues with the paint shop that did the all over paint job on my t/a when i tore her down and rebuilt it. the second painter did a fantastic job as well. after the motor/trans/rear/suspension/paint and body work it was almost 2 years later.... then my daughter came.... lol its now year 4 and the car just got completed with its final tune last week and still have to clear the wheel wells for 325's.... *sigh* maybe ill be able to drive it again by the time it snows....
Again man Congrats on such a beautiful car and I know you have a great feeling of accomplishment by doing it yourself like i have. hopefully ill be down in the area again and we can all do a hooters or jenro's run again.
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Thanks man really appreciate it... it gets old when things are delayed, but driving it makes it worth it. Plus I worked hard to stop sweating the small stuff... the car won't be a Riddler winning show car and at the end of the day that's not what I want.