Show off your engine bay
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Peekskill NY
It has been sold. It's currently in the shop having work done that the new owner want's done before he drives it from NY to Atlanta.
Thanks, Glenn
Drifting
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Porterville Ca
Beautiful,all, you all should be proud, 79 vet, are you done with my snap on screwdriver yet? Wife is asking what I'm looking at, guess I'm REALLY hooked on vets!! I should down load my current BEFORE horrible 427 pict..
Senior Member
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From: Easton, PA
St. Jude Donor '10
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Peekskill NY
Race Director
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From: California
i have been watching this thread for a long time... very cool
just never posted because i was never finished..Well... im still not finished, but then i realized, i will probably never be finished
.... so here is where i am right now....
just never posted because i was never finished..Well... im still not finished, but then i realized, i will probably never be finished.... so here is where i am right now....
Instructor
Joined: Dec 2010
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From: Lake Charles LA
Well, this one is an inspiration to me. Mine is actually worse than your before picture and my goal this coming spring is to start to work toward what you have as your after picture. Probably won't get all the way there, but I like the very clean stock look. This look matches the rest of my car, which is pretty much unchanged from original. 
Here is what I will start off with - sad as it is. This is the weak part of my car and I have already taken the before pics and taped them on the wall in my office to remind me that this needs attention. Easy to not think about it with the hood closed all the time.
Here is what I will start off with - sad as it is. This is the weak part of my car and I have already taken the before pics and taped them on the wall in my office to remind me that this needs attention. Easy to not think about it with the hood closed all the time.
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Terrorizing Orange Cones
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Northern CO
There are lots of studly motors in this thread! Beautiful and hard work shines through. Thanks for sharing guys.
This NOM is what I ended up laying between rails. Ordering soon, new brushed alum valve covers:
This NOM is what I ended up laying between rails. Ordering soon, new brushed alum valve covers:
Drifting
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Dallas-Fort Worth TX
Very nice Blown BB to the Chevelle owner. 69 and 70's were a great years.
