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The pics of the door are pretty cool, started out some ugly and you've transformed it into a respectable piece!

I don't think I've seen pics of the camaro before.. at least I don't remember it! LOL..

And the pup looks like he does a good job of securing his place on the couch!

Originally Posted by 34_40

The pics of the door are pretty cool, started out some ugly and you've transformed it into a respectable piece!

I don't think I've seen pics of the camaro before.. at least I don't remember it! LOL..

And the pup looks like he does a good job of securing his place on the couch!

That's not his place on the couch, that's his couch!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

That's not his place on the couch, that's his couch!!!!!!!!!

Thank Goodness he's not spoiled!

Originally Posted by loblazer

Hi guys. Good site. Some nice projects on here.
I am near Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Working on a 37 Ford tudor, kinda old skool. Got an IFS and 8" rear. 302 and AOD. Totally stock body, burgundy paint. working on a tan interior with Caddi leather seats. Putting the hood, grille and headlights back in now. need to add w/wipers and tailpipes and should be on the road in 3-4 weeks.
Don't know how to get pics up.
Doug

Hey welcome to the site Doug, this comes from another `37 fan....

Originally Posted by 34_40

Thank Goodness he's not spoiled!

My dog is not spoiled!!!!!! All the other dogs are just neglected!!!!!
That's my story and I'm sticking to it!!!!!

Yep! Wasn't the camero a project for the ex? Lots of chevies hangin around the Ford guy!

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

My dog is not spoiled!!!!!! All the other dogs are just neglected!!!!!
That's my story and I'm sticking to it!!!!!

I'm gonna use that line when the Vet is raggin' my butt about my spoiled pups!

Originally Posted by stovens

Yep! Wasn't the camero a project for the ex? Lots of chevies hangin around the Ford guy!

Dave say it isn't so , you did all that work for yourself .



b

Originally Posted by stovens

Yep! Wasn't the camero a project for the ex? Lots of chevies hangin around the Ford guy!

It was---then she found an '05 Bonneville she wanted, so I guess the 'maro is mine now. When I get a chance to get it back in the garage going to finish up the body and suspension and put it up for sale I think...Too many projects, not enough time!!!!!!

Know the feeling Dave and you still work at the shop . When the Stang is done its going , and the thoughts are the same with the 31 . To many projects and no time .



b

Ok,
Been a while since I have been here. I still have my 73 Camaro and am doing some work on it, had it a long time just sitting around. Trying to work out the leaks and minor issues so I can trade it for an 07 Harley Dyna Wide Glide. My main project is a 62 Ranchero. I have removed the original drive train and have replaced it with a 347, AOD with 4R70W internals, and narrowed 8.8. Installed an MII front end and triangulated 4 link in the back. The original frame rails were removed and I fabbed new ones the wheel wells have also been split and widened so I can get 12" wide tires under the rear. Hope it have it on the road this year.

Good to see you back RS!!! The Ranchero sounds nice, put us up some pics some day!!!

Wow!!!! Just ordered some DOM tubing for suspension pieces and some aluminum for an engine plate----Sure doesn't take much to go through a hunnert dollar bill anymore!!!!!!

Yep metal is expensive. Try buying .45 ammo these days, I'm learning to reload!

Yeah, it's expensive but I do like the quality!!! A few of us go together every summer and place one fairly large order for 'moly tubing each summer, usually enough to qualify for a decent discount and splitting the freight bill helps too!!!!