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Old 12-10-2005, 08:34 PM
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Roller....

At least it would be if it wasn't for one stripped bolt.
And I didn't even touch this bolt.
Of course, I am going to have to get a new one. Hoping it is just the bolt and not the stud. Damn suspension. Control arm nut.

Anyways...tomorrow is another nice day....plus I got a heater for a couple days. Soon.....

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Old 12-11-2005, 05:30 PM
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Re: Roller....

Okay....now it rolls.

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Re: Roller....

Looking good man
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Re: Roller....

dang, its still awesome, even in the firebird forum as well as the camaro forum.... good stuff
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I'm suprised you have not blown that wall out of the side of the garage yet and moved it about 10 feet or so.
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Re: Roller....

Well....
As always, a snag.
Apparently I cannot use the temp. gauge I purchased. I need a electric one and I ordered a mechanical one. Well...ordered the right gauge, but I also need to order the coolant passage plug that I was going to use to put the sending unit in.
Monday maybe for that. Bummer.
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Re: Roller....

the suspense is killing me. i think i want the car done more than Luos wants the car done. well, maybe not more than Luos, but i do want to see/hear it in action.
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Re: Roller....

agreed ^^... it looks like that shelf with the paint on it is rady to dump on ur car its tilted so much.. cars lookin nice though.. reeal nice
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Re: Roller....

lol that would suck, finish car start it up and the paint falls on your car. be so pissed.
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Re: Roller....

The paint shelf is actually quite sturdy...just doesn't look it.

Everything shipped today/tomorrow that I need. ASP underdrive pulley, the GM plug, and the new gauge.
Hoping for start-up around the X-Mas sometime.
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