Topic: making some real progress
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So many times I have wished I would have gone the body off route. Keep up the good work and keep the pics coming. I love to watch these things coming together.
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Sounds good Ben. I like the motor work portion the best. I think it is the easiest in respect to the total car.
Like said earlier your car is going to be great and it has been a good time watching it progress along the way.Tuxblacray 2008-12-28 05:57:42
Like said earlier your car is going to be great and it has been a good time watching it progress along the way.
Ben, looks great. Super job documenting this project, looks likes the work of an IT guy. 
Keep going we love it! 
ebo
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Sorry....I can't help but laff at this pic....it looks so cartoonish!!
The first time I saw this, I thought..."
DAM!!! That's gotta be the biggest balancer I ever done seen!!!"
I know it's just the aspect ratio changed with the thumbnail pic, but.....it's still funny...
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Good work Ben.
And nice job documenting the work.
Little by little it will get done.
Keep us posted.
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Joel,
I gotta tell you that the first time I saw that picture I stared at it for 5 minutes trying to figure out what is was. I thought maybe a new type of gadget for degreeing the cam! I finally blew the picture up to normal size to figure it out.
Nice job documenting and sharing everything with us!
Rodney
I gotta tell you that the first time I saw that picture I stared at it for 5 minutes trying to figure out what is was. I thought maybe a new type of gadget for degreeing the cam! I finally blew the picture up to normal size to figure it out.
Nice job documenting and sharing everything with us!
Rodney
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yeah and the thumbnail being landscape and not photo made it worse...
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http://www.vetteprojects.com/cthulhu/images/frame-off/2009/jan/1/jan09pt1.html
cthulhu 2009-02-24 13:44:11
here is an update.. and just for joel I corrected the aspect ratio of the balaner pic from the link above 
updated broken links
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just got done with the bellhousing issues.
cthulhu 2009-02-24 13:44:32
updated the last link.
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