resto-mod 66 Cutlass
#81
#82
photo updates!
finally got paint thrown down... its actually still wet
better images tomorrow..
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finally got paint thrown down... its actually still wet
better images tomorrow..
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#86
yup that was me!
i'm driving the blue 442 around while the red one gets painted lol
i've done a few local shows and have been cruising around, i love it!
#89
thanks for the support!
here's another few photo updates as i get into final assembly
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here's another few photo updates as i get into final assembly
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#90
I have the VFN 4" cowl hood on my '67. Not a perfect fit even with sanding/adjusting, but the finish and quality were very good for an aftermarket glass piece. Notice I even got it to accept the front chrome, again with some working of the edge. I love the factory louvered hood, but need the clearance for the Victor intake.
#91
I have the VFN 4" cowl hood on my '67. Not a perfect fit even with sanding/adjusting, but the finish and quality were very good for an aftermarket glass piece. Notice I even got it to accept the front chrome, again with some working of the edge. I love the factory louvered hood, but need the clearance for the Victor intake.
looks great! great color scheme too! yeah its not the best fitting hood out of the box, but decent.
i need to work the hinge mounts a bit, the hood is higher than the fenders, midway between hinges and bumper.
i will be drilling the front lip to accept the front chrome lip as well, once i get a decent chrome piece to mount on..
#96
project moved into a new facility...1500sqft, with a brand new lift coming next week! woo!
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Last edited by scubastever; March 30th, 2012 at 06:05 AM.
#102
I completely understand. I personally like taking them apart to bare metal and fixing the bad places and forming them back to new, but when it comes to putting them back together and getting ready to run I get somewhat depressed. I like doing the work that no one really sees or understands.
Awesome project though. I like it.
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