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    Big Block Surprize Under Wraps...

    While I was polishing the `65 Chevelle, I couldn`t help but notice a rather odd looking configuration of a covered vehicle over in the corner of this guys garage!

    Upon further inspection I discovered a 90% restored `66 Corvette Convertible, Mossport Green, 502/450hp, 4-speed.

    He informed me that the only things left on the restoration list are as follows:

    Interior
    Glass
    Wiring/lighting
    Bumpers
    Put the body back on the frame.

    He said he could have it all back together in a couple weeks if he worked at it.

    Everything else is done. I asked him how long it had been sitting there like that. He said, About seven years.











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    That is very cool, I have to give it to you Bill, you work on some really cool cars.

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    WOW! Thanks for sharing that nice little hidden gem, Bill. I`d love to see that finished.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Puckman View Post
    WOW! Thanks for sharing that nice little hidden gem, Bill. I`d love to see that finished.
    I can`t believe it`s been sitting like that for 7 YEARS!!!

    I`ll be he would like to see it finished too!!!!!:drool5::drool5::drool5:
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    Holy Hell, I would have had that finished 7 years ago!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Asphalt Rocket View Post
    That is very cool, I have to give it to you Bill, you work on some really cool cars.
    +1

    I would much rather work on the classics you do over exotics any day. :thumbup:
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    That finish is "brill" (british slang for tightness) as in "BRILLIANT" great clarity and gloss!!.

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    Do we have to wait another 7 years before it`s finish?
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    Quote Originally Posted by zoomzoom mazda5 View Post
    Do we have to wait another 7 years before it`s finish?
    If that thing was in my garage, I`d be working on it 24/7 just so I could DRIVE IT!!!

    [Rant On]I think classic cars should be driven, not just admired!!!! :bangheadirectorDirectorDirector [Rant Off]
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    Quote Originally Posted by Luster View Post
    If that thing was in my garage, I`d be working on it 24/7 just so I could DRIVE IT!!!

    [Rant On]I think classic cars should be driven, not just admired!!!! :bangheadirectorDirectorDirector [Rant Off]
    and driven like they are stolen!!!:devil: I love the smell of tires burning up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RaskyR1 View Post
    +1

    I would much rather work on the classics you do over exotics any day. :thumbup:
    I am with you Chad, that is why I love wet sanding and buffing the cars at my friends custom paint shop, race cars and muscle cars.

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    It been a long time for me doing old muscle cars, but at least I got to do them back in the day when they were on the road everywhere. My favorite Muscle car was the 1970 Chevelle SS LS6. It was moving so fast standing still that it took me forever to detail it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zoomzoom mazda5 View Post
    It been a long time for me doing old muscle cars, but at least I got to do them back in the day when they were on the road everywhere. My favorite Muscle car was the 1970 Chevelle SS LS6. It was moving so fast standing still that it took me forever to detail it.
    A good friend of mine has that exact car! When our "group" all goes out together on a cruise or carshow, his car is always the one with the crowd around it!!!

    I go to 3-4 carshows or cruise nights a week. I just stick a dozen of my detailing business cards in the windshield molding of my Vette. The calls just keep coming in!:clap:
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    Quote Originally Posted by luster View Post
    a good friend of mine has that exact car! When our "group" all goes out together on a cruise or carshow, his car is always the one with the crowd around it!!!:d

    i go to 3-4 carshows or cruise nights a week. I just stick a dozen of my detailing business cards in the windshield molding of my vette. The calls just keep coming in!:clap:
    nice!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by zoomzoom mazda5 View Post
    It been a long time for me doing old muscle cars, but at least I got to do them back in the day when they were on the road everywhere. My favorite Muscle car was the 1970 Chevelle SS LS6. It was moving so fast standing still that it took me forever to detail it.
    Here`s a picture of Tom`s LS6. 454/450 hp. It is the baddest of the bad.

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    See what I mean, I still can`t catch up with it............:clap:
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