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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird77clone View Post
    Glass vs steel: I asked because the build process is different, that's all.
    There is no difference in the build process @ all. It's called buildin a car from bare rails up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DA34GUY View Post
    There is no difference in the build process @ all. It's called buildin a car from bare rails up.
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    Bare rails and bolt everything on. Starting with new has it's advantages for sure. No rust, grease, etc. Are you going to improve anything that you weren't in love with the 1st go around Don?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe View Post
    Bare rails and bolt everything on. Starting with new has it's advantages for sure. No rust, grease, etc. Are you going to improve anything that you weren't in love with the 1st go around Don?
    Not changin 1 thing but will add the roman numeral II under the logo on the car and "In tribute to KOOKIE" (my nickname for my wife) on the dash, an exact clone Ryan
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    they can have them 55 grains at a time .
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    When I get my Vette running again I'd like to look you up. I have relatives in Colbert, Ok and Sherman, Tx and Google earth tells me you're about 125 miles from Colbert.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NTFDAY View Post
    When I get my Vette running again I'd like to look you up. I have relatives in Colbert, Ok and Sherman, Tx and Google earth tells me you're about 125 miles from Colbert.
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    Very nice!
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    Will look forward to watching your build.
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    That's a great tribute to your wife. Did she know you were going to do this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Al G View Post
    That's a great tribute to your wife. Did she know you were going to do this?
    No she didn't but was her favorite roadster of all I've built, as it was many others.
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    Got the Big's and little's mounted yesterday. Need them to set up chassis when I get it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DA34GUY View Post
    Got the Big's and little's mounted yesterday. Need them to set up chassis when I get it.
    Looking for more info on the rear tire size and brand as well as wheel size if you don't mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG-JIM View Post
    Looking for more info on the rear tire size and brand as well as wheel size if you don't mind.
    Tires are 345/55 -17 BFG's not available any more and wheels I had custom built by a buddy of mine in California. 17 x 11's total 1 off set.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DA34GUY View Post
    Tires are 345/55 -17 BFG's not available any more and wheels I had custom built by a buddy of mine in California. 17 x 11's total 1 off set.
    Bummer. Guess I'll have to stick to the mastercraft 265/75-15 I've got. They are almost 31" tall so close enough. I'm subscribed so I'll be watching this build. Thanks for posting.

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    Jim you could always go to a 235 85/ 16 on a 7" wheel for the rear 32.5 tall

    Quote Originally Posted by BIG-JIM View Post
    Bummer. Guess I'll have to stick to the mastercraft 265/75-15 I've got. They are almost 31" tall so close enough. I'm subscribed so I'll be watching this build. Thanks for posting.
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