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#385773 03/09/2008 2:15 PM
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It took me a while, but here is the start of the pictures of my 1957 3100 project. Progress is slow, but I'll try to keep y'all up on it with pics as it moves along. Check out the webshot link below.

Greg

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Nice work. What clip did you use? George


They say money can't buy happiness. It can buy old Chevy trucks though. Same thing.
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Keep up the good work, excellent!

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Clip is a 1977 Firebird. I thought this was going to tough, but with alot of head stratching and standing back for another look, it wasn't too tough to figure out. Measure, measure, measure and when in doubt measure some more. Used the rear end also. Gears are a little tall, but will work for a while. Starting on the brakes now and will finish when more money becomes available.

Greg


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