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This is a web site for a really nice 69. He does really nice work and takes you through it step by step
Enjoy http://www.mcspeed.homestead.com/
Click on the 69
W :hurray: O :hurray: W :hurray: That is an incredible transformation. I cannot believe how it turned out! Thanks for sharing that link with us!!!! :party:
St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15
Re: A 69 worth looking at (Brettmc)
Guys, he is a member here. His name is 69myway. He used to have a lot more pics of his car during its restoration. Those were some pretty darn impressive pics.
This is a web site for a really nice 69. He does really nice work and takes you through it step by step
Enjoy http://www.mcspeed.homestead.com/
Click on the 69
Thanks for the compliment. I have yet to finish loading the pics of the 69 past the first engine install phase.
The six speed goes in very soon, so I will document in the site.
Your's is one of my favorites.. definately an inspiration! What 6 speed are going to use?
~Jay
Thanks!
I am going with a Richmond. This came after long and careful thought of all the alternatives. It will have the 2.77 first gear, and .62 final on a fine spline input shaft with a Quatermaster clutch and re-use of my current Quartermaster hydraulic release bearing.
I hope to have it 100% by OctoberVette in Kissimmee. (end of October).
I am in total agreement, I have had his site bookmarked for quite awhile now and use it as a source of inspiration. If I was not so lazy I would paint my vette black and clone his, but those up here that know me would agree that washing the vette is not one of my favourite pastimes so I will likely stick to the red.