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Sounds good! It's nice to see it outside
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A.K.A. Brian
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SBG! Life got busy and I stepped away from reading forums every day and before I knew it years had passed. I wasn't working on my projects either. Found love, got married etc. Just busy on other stuff. Bought a ZR1 to fill the void. Finally got my priorities straight and back on the Studillac again. I had a couple idle hotel days and decided to see how your car was going. It took all of those 2 days to read the thread! And WOW, you have done a great job on the Corvette! The car is awesome and better than I ever imagined it would become. And continually getting better. Anyway, I'm watching again and hope I can stay in the groove. Thanks for the new inspiration.
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Missed you buddy congratulations on the nuptials - as I mentioned on your thread, the kid whose 57 Ford was in my shop bought a 59 Hawk.... it's black, red interior... neat, neat car. Helped him get it home.... that makes 3 people in my world who have Hawks. Anthony, you, and Les Leggott (high school mate of my dad's)Originally posted by 53 Studillac View PostLast edited by SuperBuickGuy; March 27, 2022, 08:38 PM.Doing it all wrong since 1966Comment
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time for some CAD work
half and half?
there are times when I want to troll... this picture is for those trolls
and more of the left
on the other hand
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One of the major cars that got me to stay on this site! Good to hear you are back on it!Originally posted by 53 Studillac View Post
Always wondered what happened to you!
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tonight's fun, working with aluminum and plastic
HDPE
it is Plastic Fantastic, after all...Doing it all wrong since 1966Comment
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onward
time to start fitting
easy so far
now getting harder
look at the top edges, as I start making the spoiler follow the side-to-side changes (it goes flat in front of the tire) that pulls the top in.... I also have to radii the part which follows the wheel opening. I suspect there will be more then on attempt at this.... and all of this to get hate from tracks because it has neither ABS no traction control... and as a bonus is not quiet....
ah well, if it were easy....Doing it all wrong since 1966Comment
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narrower
reality is I didn't like the extensions - so I narrowed it
welding mounting tabs
there is a danger to being on the ground....
not sure how much of this I'll use
mostly held by tabs
in other news, another BB for another C3
and aluminum heads
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Nice photobomb Luigi!
Patrick & Tammy
- Long Haulin' 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014...Addicting isn't it...??Comment
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getting there
then comes the make it stay
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Reminds me of a decal I saw once. Anything over 3" tall will be decapitated.Comment
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I plan on sharpening the edge and using it for grass trimming during the summer....Originally posted by 53 Studillac View PostDoing it all wrong since 1966Comment
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We used to call when a car left the track And the way the Grass Flew, and the tire tracks
left in it.......
"And there He Goes ... He's Out Mowing the Infield !!"
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blanking plate to direct air to the radiator
metal
installed-ish
welding aluminum is so easy
getting closer
now to decide how much splitter... the blue lines are potential cut lines
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and more fitting, but this time with a grinder
it will be black when it's done - but I still have a bit more welding to do
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