View Full Version : C/F fender braces from Anvil Auto...
buickfunnycar.com
06-12-2008, 02:46 PM
...for my 1st Gen just arrived today.:yes:
We chatted on the phone a bit and it sounds like Matt from www.anvilauto.com has some neats projects in the works for these cars as well...I'll be slapping these babies on sometime this wknd:thumbsup: :
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p3/topfueljohn/DSC05557.jpg
Looks like these ends attach to the fenders:
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p3/topfueljohn/DSC05560.jpg
Rad support side:
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p3/topfueljohn/DSC05559.jpg
Whatcha guys think...?
Stuart Adams
06-12-2008, 03:19 PM
Since you asked, looks like a well built piece, not a fan of carbon fiber personally - but they look good. I'm sure it will spark some intrest.
awr68
06-12-2008, 03:54 PM
Look nice. Hopefully you have some other c/f on the car and or under the hood so they don't look out of place.
skatinjay27
06-12-2008, 05:05 PM
Look nice. Hopefully you have some other c/f on the car and or under the hood so they don't look out of place.spoiler and valve covers.:thumbsup:
Steve1968LS2
06-12-2008, 05:05 PM
I will be running these on my Track Rat car. Will tie into the carbon body panels.
Cool stuff
buickfunnycar.com
06-12-2008, 06:05 PM
spoiler and valve covers.:thumbsup:
You in my garage again AJ...?:_paranoid
skatinjay27
06-12-2008, 06:08 PM
You in my garage again AJ...?:_paranoid
lol:unibrow:
did the valve cover make it on the car yet?
buickfunnycar.com
06-12-2008, 08:19 PM
lol:unibrow:
did the valve cover make it on the car yet?
Not yet man,still working on routing the hoses into a catch-can system...I'm gonna hide them so you can't see 'em.
Gonna go w/black aeroquip hoses and a black catch-can...as you can tell,I'm anti-billet.:yes:
skatinjay27
06-12-2008, 08:46 PM
as you can tell,I'm anti-billet.:yes:ha could have fooled me by the look of the 70z's engine bay... lol sorry bud.
buickfunnycar.com
06-13-2008, 04:35 PM
ha could have fooled me by the look of the 70z's engine bay... lol sorry bud.
Different car,different theme man...:yes: I guess I should have said I was anti-billet on this car,lol.
Here they are installed:
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p3/topfueljohn/DSC05567.jpg
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p3/topfueljohn/DSC05566.jpg
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p3/topfueljohn/DSC05564.jpg
Lessk
06-13-2008, 07:38 PM
Very cool. I plan on getting some of those as well.
turbo_tom
06-14-2008, 10:10 AM
Got 'em, love 'em. :thumbsup:
buickfunnycar.com
06-15-2008, 09:54 PM
Got 'em, love 'em. :thumbsup:
Cool man....:woot:
Musclerodz
06-16-2008, 08:45 AM
They need a machined end rather than heims IMO. I love all of Matt's other stuff though.
ANVIL1
06-16-2008, 09:08 AM
They need a machined end rather than heims IMO. I love all of Matt's other stuff though.
Mike,
Thanks! I think you're right, a machined end would look cool, but I would have to double the price. I buy the rod ends in bulk, and, since they are a regular production item, are not nearly as expensive as a custom machined part. We may do a high end version later, but the bulk of this market seems to be in the "affordable" range.
MaTT
ANVil
turbo_tom
06-16-2008, 11:53 AM
Cool man....:woot:
:woot: is right! Thanks for the tip-off, John. :thumbsup:
Now if I had the spare cash, a CF header panel/hood/cowl from Anvil would be on order as we speak... :unibrow:
buickfunnycar.com
06-16-2008, 11:55 AM
Now if I had the spare cash, a CF header panel/hood/cowl from Anvil would be on order as we speak... :unibrow:
that and a frt & rear spoiler too and if someone would make a decklid,hell...I'd be all set!:unibrow:
ANVIL1
06-16-2008, 12:35 PM
that and a frt & rear spoiler too and if someone would make a decklid,hell...I'd be all set!:unibrow:
Our '69 rear spoilers are in stock. We finally have production going on the 1st and 2nd gen trunk lids. I know I've been saying 2 months for awile, but now I can say 2 months and we should have more trunk lids redy to ship. We are working on a front spoiler/air dam which is in the pattern stage. I wanted to do something different than just molding a stock one and making it in carbon fiber, so we are making a wrap around affair that will give a custom look as well as be made of carbon fiber. The stock ones always get crushed anyway (especially for lowered cars), so who wants to spend good money on a cf unit just to have it crack or get scraped. Ours will be a bit shallower, but with an extension on the bottom that can be replaced if it gets messed up. The stock ones are not very heavy anyway, so if you want to lower your center of gravity, you might as well cut down the weight up higher on the car (like a hood, trunk lid, etc.) I figure if you want a carbon fiber spoiler just for the look, then you might as well have something that gets attention from a distance while still looking like it belongs on the car, which is our goal.
MaTT
ANVil
turbo_tom
06-16-2008, 12:49 PM
Our '69 rear spoilers are in stock. We finally have production going on the 1st and 2nd gen trunk lids. I know I've been saying 2 months for awile, but now I can say 2 months and we should have more trunk lids redy to ship. We are working on a front spoiler/air dam which is in the pattern stage. I wanted to do something different than just molding a stock one and making it in carbon fiber, so we are making a wrap around affair that will give a custom look as well as be made of carbon fiber. The stock ones always get crushed anyway (especially for lowered cars), so who wants to spend good money on a cf unit just to have it crack or get scraped. Ours will be a bit shallower, but with an extension on the bottom that can be replaced if it gets messed up. The stock ones are not very heavy anyway, so if you want to lower your center of gravity, you might as well cut down the weight up higher on the car (like a hood, trunk lid, etc.) I figure if you want a carbon fiber spoiler just for the look, then you might as well have something that gets attention from a distance while still looking like it belongs on the car, which is our goal.
MaTT
ANVil
You guys rock! :thumbsup:
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