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Jeepers creepers, put the food on the frame. Let's eat!!
Wow, does that ever look great.
Thanks! I sandblasted the frame and then painted with POR-15. Two years of work so far but the chassis is almost complete. I still have body and paint to do but at least I can drive it while I'm doing that.
Thanks Guys! It seems like it is taking forever but I do what I can, when I can. I am a widower now for about one year and I have 11 and 16 year old boys to raise so funds for the vette are VERY limited. I think that the work goes as fast as how much money you have!
I have a bad heart that only works to 30% capacity and it's usually 100 million degrees in the garage (I live in Tucson), but I'm doing it. If I can then it shows that you guys can too!
Is that a passenger side dipstick?? I'm getting ready to drop my gas tank. Is that piece of metal or whatever under the straps on the rear of the tank a stock item?
I love the contrasting color.
I thought about grey but blue would look nice too.
I fight the earge everday to start a frame off. But no worries. My garage is too small and my wallet to thin
Is that a passenger side dipstick?? I'm getting ready to drop my gas tank. Is that piece of metal or whatever under the straps on the rear of the tank a stock item?
Yes, It's a ZZ4, or at least the block still is
The piece under the straps is a heavy plastic material, I guess for impact protection, and is a stock item available from your favorite Vette parts supplier.
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