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  1. 02-14-2011 10:46 AM #5491
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    Very nice job on the dash and inside! Lots of hard work went into that!
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  3. 02-14-2011 11:10 AM #5492
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Smith View Post
    There are a few factors that enabled me to put that console in. 1st I searched for a long time to find the skinniest one I could and it is only around 4 or 5". wide. 2nd I found the skinniest seats I could, about 22". wide. 3rd since I moved my firewall back about 10" to fit the Hemi I also moved the seats back to the widest part of the car. And 4th I was able to move my steering column a little to the left to line up almost center with my seat.
    The console in my 98 Blazer is, I think, about as narrow as I will find and a nice shape, but still too wide. I was thinking about taking it out to use for a fiberglass mold then sectioning it an extra inch or two down the middle. That might work ok
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  4. 02-14-2011 12:36 PM #5493
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    I just picked this up, 1952 Canadian Pontiac Chieftain (Yes they are the same body as a 52 Chevy). Believe it or not, this guy had to get rid of it because his buddy wanted it out of his garage. Rust on the rear wheel wells but rest is solid including the floors.



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  5. 02-14-2011 01:01 PM #5494
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    Made a little change to the '32 frame that will probably end up under the '30 coupe. The punched plates are compliments of Ionia Speed Shop.
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  6. 02-15-2011 12:42 AM #5495
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    Nice touch there Bob. those little details add up!
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  7. 02-15-2011 07:32 AM #5496
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    How many cars you got in the works Bob? Any more pics?
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  8. 02-15-2011 08:23 AM #5497
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    I agree Bob, nice touch.

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  9. 02-16-2011 05:46 AM #5498
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Smith View Post
    How many cars you got in the works Bob? Any more pics?
    According to my bride............too many.................and she's always right......
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  10. 02-16-2011 08:05 AM #5499
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter View Post
    According to my bride............too many.................and she's always right......
    Now if I would have figured that out I may not have been through two divorces. Maybe on the next one.
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  11. 02-25-2011 06:18 PM #5500
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    Well, the Plymouth is gone to the upholstery shop. Put the '57 in the garage (after digging it out of a snowbank) and I'm going to spend the weekend playing with it!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Well, the Plymouth is gone to the upholstery shop. Put the '57 in the garage (after digging it out of a snowbank) and I'm going to spend the weekend playing with it!!!!
    I got cold just looking at your 57...... Supposed to be 74 tomorrow 80 on Sunday......... Looks like you still have winter there.
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    Good to hear Dave. It'll be nice to see the old Chevy come back to life!
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  14. 02-26-2011 05:05 PM #5503
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    Had a fun day!!! Got that nasty looking front suspension off the '57 and started removing some of the other pieces from the front frame and firewall. Also got the glass and window regulators out of the driver's side of the car, did a bit of sanding to check out the condition of the sheet metal and spent way too much time drinking coffee and planning.......

    Oh yeah, heat wave coming tomorrow!!! Forecast sez we might only be a couple degrees shy of freezing!!!!!
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    Gee,Dave,,not everyone can dig a 57 Chevy out of their snow bank...well done mate..It looks COOL..excuse the pun..
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  16. 03-07-2011 05:38 PM #5505
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    Things are starting to come together now but still have a long way to go. Dave I was trying to catch up to you but I think even on your slow coffee drinking days you are faster then me. Do you by any chance have any pics with the front end on the 36?
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