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Car: 92 RS T-Top
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here is my front grill didnt like it. made a new one just had car painted will put new one in after i assemble the car let me know which one you like
check out all my pix of work in progress
1992 Chevrolet Camaro - Paul's Chevrolet "Thondor's Ride"
check out all my pix of work in progress
1992 Chevrolet Camaro - Paul's Chevrolet "Thondor's Ride"
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From: Caracas,Venezuela
Car: Camaro RS 1991 305 TBI
Engine: 305 LO3
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front grill
looks fine
.are aluminium or steel?
mines are broken
and here are dificult and expensive find one!
excuse my bad english
.are aluminium or steel?mines are broken
and here are dificult and expensive find one!excuse my bad english
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From: Port Richey Florida
Car: 92 RS T-Top
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18ga.high polished Stainless steel. can be made out of anything was gonna go steel or galvenized and have painted but thought bugs and rocks tear it up.
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which looks better old or new? new one still has plastic coating on it, it is also high polished stainless
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which looks better old or new? new one still has plastic coating on it, it is also high polished stainless
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I second the "white trash" feeling.
Plus, it's just 5-10 lbs. of dead weight on the extreme nose of the car. That contradicts my priority of speed over anything else.
A+ for creativity though.
Plus, it's just 5-10 lbs. of dead weight on the extreme nose of the car. That contradicts my priority of speed over anything else.
A+ for creativity though.
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Originally Posted by pizza_guy
I second the "white trash" feeling.
Plus, it's just 5-10 lbs. of dead weight on the extreme nose of the car. That contradicts my priority of speed over anything else.
A+ for creativity though.
Plus, it's just 5-10 lbs. of dead weight on the extreme nose of the car. That contradicts my priority of speed over anything else.
A+ for creativity though.
eh... i'll give him a B- on creativity, who hasn't givin the flame thing a try...really.
B+ for creation though, lol, as easy as plasma cutters are to use, thats still a lot of 'plasing to do, let alone get the lines right.
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yo sup man, i kinda like the first one better due to the flames lookin more natural.... but then again u have seen mine... a 2 piece mesh speed grille.
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Originally Posted by thondor
here is my front grill didnt like it. made a new one just had car painted will put new one in after i assemble the car let me know which one you like
check out all my pix of work in progress
1992 Chevrolet Camaro - Paul's Chevrolet "Thondor's Ride"
check out all my pix of work in progress
1992 Chevrolet Camaro - Paul's Chevrolet "Thondor's Ride"
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ehh trash steering wheel bought grant challenger series and painted the hex bolts and beauty ring in back yellow. still gotta find a horn button i like for it though. workin on center console now first time with fiber glass oh noooooooooooo
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