My Restomods are off to Barrett-Jackson
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Rob, you are an extremely talented guy with impeccable taste and a great eye. I'm not a restomod fan, but all of your builds shine like jewels. Stunning. Great job!!!
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Rob; Very nice 57, clean car and great finish, interior is stupendous, as is the motor, classy looking vehicle - GV
We finished wrapping up some of the details and the enclosed transport pulled out this afternoon.
Taking a total of (11) cars, has been a monumental task considering I have a day job. There is no way we would have finished everything without the guys in the shop, and lots of friends. Thankfully I have a very understanding wife.
The shop is empty!
Taking a total of (11) cars, has been a monumental task considering I have a day job. There is no way we would have finished everything without the guys in the shop, and lots of friends. Thankfully I have a very understanding wife.
The shop is empty!
#25
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All are stuning, but I really love that 57, and if I had the spare coin, I'd bid on it. Good Luck
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i'm really liking the green Nova
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Hope your cars do well. Meet you when we both had cars at Bj 2 years ago. Your resto mods are beautiful. watched the mecum auction today .prices were all over the map.
#31
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Thanks guys! We are very proud of them, they all drive amazing but the twin turbo Split-Window pulls like a freight train!
#34
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Ill post my experience here afterwards. I'm pretty pissed off currently. They told me to bring my own stanchions last night. Meanwhile, there is a 67 convertible with a stock frame and bolt on suspension in the showcase section.
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#37
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Been there with the same frustrations on past experiences, but I still believe the buyer will pay for quality, Joe's 58 that brought 400k wasn't in the showcase he was in tent 8 I believe.
I expect your car to do very well, my suggestion is to personally represent the car, which I'm sure you will do, it seems to have made all the difference for us in the past.
#38
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Chris,
Been there with the same frustrations on past experiences, but I still believe the buyer will pay for quality, Joe's 58 that brought 400k wasn't in the showcase he was in tent 8 I believe.
I expect your car to do very well, my suggestion is to personally represent the car, which I'm sure you will do, it seems to have made all the difference for us in the past.
Been there with the same frustrations on past experiences, but I still believe the buyer will pay for quality, Joe's 58 that brought 400k wasn't in the showcase he was in tent 8 I believe.
I expect your car to do very well, my suggestion is to personally represent the car, which I'm sure you will do, it seems to have made all the difference for us in the past.
i just don’t understand the game! You have a lot of cars going, but why they would place stock frame cars that these owners are calling “pro touring restomods” in the “display case” is beyond me!
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63' Fuelie unit
I have not been on the forum for a long time.
I'm glad someone was able to produce a replica fuelie intake for the LS motors.
Just wish that was available when I did my car.
Jim :-)
I'm glad someone was able to produce a replica fuelie intake for the LS motors.
Just wish that was available when I did my car.
Jim :-)