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Old 08-28-2006, 08:18 PM
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Finally got some new pics of some progress. Hopefully be doing some plumbing and setting up the oil tank next. Ordering the wheels this week, so should have some pretty good "stance" pics once they show up. Anyway, that's all for now.
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Old 08-28-2006, 08:37 PM
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Looks fantastic, Jeff!
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Yep, very cool project.


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Nice progress Jeff. Keep the pictures coming.
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awsome stuff ls7 looks beaut
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Looks great Jeff, can you tell me about the exhaust clamps, where did you get them, etc,

The dash looks nice and clean, is that Marquez stuff??
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Where did you get those wimpy lookin' brakes? Wow those are nice looking! What are they?

Nice lookin' project! Damn I want to get back on mine... ever notice that when you have the time, you don't have the money?!?! Anyway, good lock and keep those pics coming!

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Where did you get those wimpy lookin' brakes? Wow those are nice looking! What are they?
They are C6 ZO6 brakes.
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Those look like a v-band type clamp.

Really nice Jeff! Those brakes are SWEET!
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