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05-11-2013, 11:57 PM
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Re: Project 66 Nova
great job on getting it all put together ,, bonus you get to drive it ,, on the two step and let the clutch out ,,, there is nothing like it ..make some passes , you will get it figured out Gmonde
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05-12-2013, 02:07 AM
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Re: Project 66 Nova
Way to go Paul,,, glad you finally got it out to the track. It was very enjoyable following along with your build,, take care.
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05-12-2013, 03:28 AM
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Re: Project 66 Nova
Very Cool and Congrats!!!! I hope you be where you're at this time next year.
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05-12-2013, 09:42 AM
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Re: Project 66 Nova
Paul; thanks for taking the time to post pics and text to allow us to follow along with your build. The race debut post captured your emotions perfectly and was icing on the cake. Best Of Luck and have fun racing your sharp Chevy II in the future!
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05-12-2013, 07:57 PM
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Re: Project 66 Nova
I am not sure what I had to do with it Paul but great job. When I get realy close with mine I will put up all of my pics and there is alot of them. Mine has turned it a three year project, but like yours will be worth the wait. The UPS and FEDEX guys are just like Santa. Tom
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06-04-2013, 12:15 PM
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Re: Project 66 Nova
I'm finally getting close to being "complete" on this thing....I know it will never be 100% done.
Trying to get ready for the Midwest Class Racers event this weekend at TVD, so I've been busting A** on the interior. First shot is the headliner. I've never attempted one before, but it really wasn't that bad:  I stretched it and clipped it, then the next day I took off 8 or so clips at a time, sprayed glue on, and clipped it back up. Not bad. Finished product:  I used a roll of Ozite carpet, and it was truly a giant PITA!! Hours of kneeling, squatting, contorting, etc. inside the car. I'd rather do 3 headliners than 1 carpet install, but it came out OK.  Finished the door panels last night at 12:30, and it's starting to look like something:  Tonight will be kick panels, dash pad, sill plates, and seats. Gotta redo my seat mount to make it lower....I wasn't smart enough to sit in the car with a helmet on the first time around, so I didn't realize until I was at the track that I had to duck down to keep my helmet from hitting the roof. Not a difficult thing to fix, at least. Next week I'll post some pics from TVD!! |
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06-04-2013, 01:33 PM
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Re: Project 66 Nova
The car really looks good and I hope that you make the TV race.
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