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Building a Twin Turbo 1965 Chevy Pro-Street Truck. I am located in central Texas region.
You can see the progress at cardomain: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2260752/1
You can see the progress at cardomain: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2260752/1
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Thanks for the kind words. As we know, automobiles are a labor of love for most of us. While I am no longer in the automotive biz (moved to computers 22 years ago), I still enjoy building and customizing automobiles. This one should be one of my badest yet
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How low can you go
The truck has been placed about as low as it can go on the frame (still need to make the custom mounts for it). I do not plan to make a custom lower frame for it, as my primary goal it to make it pro-street. All though I have toyed with idea of putting bags on it for show, and then putting the coil overs on it for runs. Somehow I get the feeling that bags with a 1000HP is not do'able.
I like the looks when setting slammed to the ground, but that and racing never works . So will have to either comprimise, or build the setup to do both
I like the looks when setting slammed to the ground, but that and racing never works . So will have to either comprimise, or build the setup to do both
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