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Old 06-12-2017, 10:00 PM
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Love it Curtis! Everything is looking well worth the wait.
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Old 06-13-2017, 10:36 AM
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I like the ARP stuff on the door hinges, your moving now.
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Old 06-14-2017, 05:53 AM
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That thing better be ready to cruise around in when I hit Vegas! looking good!
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Old 06-18-2017, 07:26 PM
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Paint came out beautiful, cars coming along nicely. Detailing with the ARP bolts and washers on the hinges looks top notch, LS7 powerplant............. keep a train a rolling.
I just returned from Jims and have to say that the car looks SO much better in person. Jim polished up the drivers rear quarter so I could see the "final product". It's silly. I rolled the dice on the hardware and agree that it's a nice way to detail things. I've heard a lot of great things about the LS7, but have never driven one. Looking forward to it.

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Love it Curtis! Everything is looking well worth the wait.
Oh yeah!! Three weeks and I can bring it home. The glass arrived Friday and I dropped off the stainless trim and rear bumper. Jim and I had to hold things in place and have a look. Yeah.....

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I like the ARP stuff on the door hinges, your moving now.
Thanks man! The guys at Dutchboys do this and I stole it from them. Thanks Paul!

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That thing better be ready to cruise around in when I hit Vegas! looking good!
Goal is to have it road worth for SEMA. At least so I can get it to the dyno so Mike Norris can tune it. Jeff and I are going to be busy!!
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Old 06-19-2017, 11:06 AM
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Updates are coming in at a crazy rate. Not complaining! Jim said his finger tips needed a rest from all the wet sanding, so he laid down some Dynomat, painted the trunk, installed the door and trunk rubber and the stainless hardware for the doors. You know...a nice easy relaxing kind of day.





What washers did you use on your door hinges with the ARP bolts?
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Old 06-19-2017, 01:56 PM
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What washers did you use on your door hinges with the ARP bolts?
Those had to be made. Special order, silly expensive kinda thing.
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Those had to be made. Special order, silly expensive kinda thing.
Give me all your extras......HA!
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Old 06-30-2017, 09:10 PM
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I've been slacking on the updates, but progress continues. I made the cross country trip to pickup the stainless trim and rear bumper after having them repaired and cleaned up. The shop did a great job and I as very please. Sihilling Metal Polishing in Santa Ana, CA 714-543-7051 ask for Charles. Highly recommend them. Drove up to Stockton and got to see the car for the first time since it was painted.

Jim actually let me help with a few small things which was nice. Basically minor things that I couldn't mess up.

Since my last post the control arms and spindles have been painted, the headliner has gone in, some of the trim is on the car, all the rubber trim is in place and the quarter glass has been installed. Door glass and door internals are in progress and it sounds like the windshield and back glass will be installed in a few days. Won't be long now!















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Old 06-30-2017, 09:20 PM
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Headliner needs to go in prior to the glass for a good fit according to the interior guys I talked to. Jim had done this with the Shelby so it wasn't new to him. Mr Wizard does it again.







I ordered a dome light kit for the car and of course the base looked like garbage. Called CamaroCentral who pulled 5 of them and said they all looked that way. They where quick to refund my money and even threw in a small gift certificate for the trouble. Great customer service.



Jim stated that it was un-sat, but of course he had a solution. Looks even better IMO.





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Old 06-30-2017, 09:40 PM
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Installing anything with fresh paint is nerve racking enough. This probably upped Jims blood pressure a little.







Didn't realize the pitting that was on the old trim along the edge of the quarter glass. Jim swapped it out for me. Thanks again Jim.











Polishing continues!



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