zigs
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My Duster
Throwback Thursday!!! lets see what your current car used to look like!
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Here's my 67 convertible as purchased in 2011 , and as today when top installed.
It's been a long time coming, but worth the work.
It's been a long time coming, but worth the work.
Looks great Lon.
How @ My B-body ?
DARTGAME
SuPeRcHaRgEd
Before and today
Love the blower
Before
Recent (still in work, but getting close)
More recent
Recent (still in work, but getting close)
More recent
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Engine before. ..
These days. ..
Jeff
These days. ..
Jeff
Very Nice !
These are some great progress shots. I wish mine was as far along as some. I'm workin on it though.
zigs
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Its really great to see the transformations. A lot of time money effort and vision.
2008 as bought. Note the custom height with the busted torsion bar. lol
2018 after complete rebuild
2018 after complete rebuild
Mine also busted a t-bar in the early days...took a fender with it too! Learned what rust to look for on the next one ! Lol
Swinger340Canuc
72 Swinger 340 Special
67autocross
A new iron curtain drawn across the 49th parallel
It’s in the same **** state it was 25 years ago...
1969VADart
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Before
After
After
I'm right there with you, brother! Here's my before picture:
Here's the current picture:
Three years and so far I've done nothing but change the tires and wheels. And fix all the leaks which was everything on the car that involved a liquid. However, the 8-3/4 was buttoned up yesterday, the new short block is together, and the rest of the engine should be assembled in a couple of weeks. There is a change in the works!
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
i maintain that short of hemis (real ones, not millennium hemis) the poly is the best looking engine out there
zigs
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I like it
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