What a waste to the purest
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What a waste to the purest
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06-05-2019, 08:29 AM
Melting Slicks
A Waste? They took a piece of trash and made a jewel out of it!
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Wow! What a cool build! Love the color. Only thing that I wouldn’t have done is the rear spoiler. Ruins the lines. But at the same time nice they didn’t do lake pipes. Kept the build very clean but for the spoiler.
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Rod is that your next project ,Rod I think you started this resto mod from its beginning.
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Melting Slicks
They are true craftsmen. The welds on their chassis's are something to see. If you ever have some time go to their web site and look at their project cars. They are amazing.
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In the eye of the beholder, to this beholder, excellent job, looks great. I wouldn't mind having that.
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Really like the glass work. I could have done without the spoiler as well. But excellent workmanship throughout.
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Burning Brakes
I like the flush windows and removing the door handles is old school. On my car I fiberglassed my little rear ducktail, would have been cleaner with the rest of the car.
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Race Director
That is the kind of 'rebuild" that we used to refer to as jacking up the radiator cap and sliding a new car in underneath.
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Team Owner
Looks like top shelf work to me, but I'm not a fan of that color at all...purely personal...