Thread: fiberglass question
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10-24-2005 11:48 AM #1
fiberglass question
hey im lookiong for a fiberglass front end for my 63 chevy II. anyone know who makes them? or has one for sale? thanks for your time!
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10-24-2005 12:03 PM #2
Try Unlimited Products, hope I have the name right, we used to use a bunch of their stuff when we were still drag racing.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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10-24-2005 12:32 PM #3
Originally posted by Dave Severson
Try Unlimited Products, hope I have the name right, we used to use a bunch of their stuff when we were still drag racing.
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10-24-2005 12:39 PM #4
i checked, they dont have the one piece for the 63 chevy II, thanks anyway. i will get there rear bumper though
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10-24-2005 12:49 PM #5
Maybe check Anderson Industries, might be called A-1 Fiberglass or something now. They were bought out a few years back......Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
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10-24-2005 01:06 PM #6
they dont on there website but i sent a request for more info. i appreaceate your time! dean
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10-24-2005 01:14 PM #7
Just got the low down from a bud, He sez it is A&A Fiberglass that makes them, he bought his through Lonestar in Texas. Hope this one helps you Dean.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
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10-24-2005 01:39 PM #8
man dave i appreaceate your time! found lonestar racing equipment but they only carry harwood and they only go back to the 66 chevy II. i have not found the A&A fiberglass. dont happen to have any phone numbers do ya? dean
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10-24-2005 01:53 PM #9
nope, if you have access to a copy of National Dragster, I know they used to advertise in there a lot.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
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10-24-2005 02:07 PM #10
Hey Dean, I found it. Check out http://www.usbodysource.com/Cover/Scroll.htm they have the fenders and hood separate, all you would have to do is bond the separate components together......Last edited by Dave Severson; 10-24-2005 at 02:11 PM.
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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10-25-2005 09:09 AM #11
thanks again! was hoping for the one piece but heck whats a little fab work LOL wont be the first time if i can ever help with something for ya in the northwest just holler!
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11-03-2005 08:53 AM #12
hey if anyone is interested i found this site it has exactly what i am looking for.
http://www.vfnfiberglass.com/site.htm
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11-04-2005 05:47 AM #13
Most of these parts are made for racing, which means they are light wt, & not very strong. They also deform & cack easier than the ones made for the street........DonDon Meyer, PhD-Mech Engr(48 GMC Trk/chopped/cab extended/caddy fins & a GM converted Rolls Royce Silver Shadow).
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11-04-2005 08:06 AM #14
hey don thanks for the heads up!!!! i appreaceate that! i did see somewere on the site they said something about making them a bit heavier for some street use. ill do more reaserch. glad i found this site you guys have been very helpfull!! thanks! dean
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