my80malibu

All of these are excellent Ideas

or you can just go online and get a coupon that way

Very Cool Site. Good luck to you in the future Scott. Do you have a time frame on the Centerline Autodrag wheels yet?

Very Cool build, I like them all.

Harry have you seen those eyeglasses that Virgil wears with those thick lenses he can see into the future

The engine is sweet the rest of the car isn't too bad either.

Maybe they should have stayed in the US

I called him today, very Nice person over the Phone LOL

I have some questions, I have just aquired a Unimat DB 200 lathe and would like to start using it. Its not in perfect condition,However it does operate well. I like that better anyway because now I can make it my own. putting the cart before the horse. I would like to know of any reputable dealers to buy parts from in the U.S. Any help to get me started would be very Appreciated.

I would guess, that for what your paying for those propellant cans, you could afford a small compressor from Harbor fright, or some knockoff store in a relatively short time. I found a 2.5 gallon setup at a sears outlet store for under fifty. just look around maybe craigslist can help.

Hey Before you build that, can I borrow the headers and resin cast them so I can build the two I have?

Now there is a High Quality kit that I want to spend my hard earned dollars on

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Those ones that Mark Gustavson made were very expensive and required soldering skills. Interesting though no doubt about that.

Looks killer outstanding work James

Very cool

Can I get a picture?

I buy the ones from the beauty supply stores, the quality is better, they hold up well to washing, and they are not to expensive at just over a dollar fifty.

You can Google search for that. I did for my wife, when she went to NewYawk, She opted to see the Statue of Liberty and other sites. Talk about a wasted trip.

I snapped this picture a few minutes ago .Sorry about the quality I am setup right next to the Christmas tree. http://public.fotki.com/Gabriel12/gm-projects/dscn0455.html

Absolutely that was the one. Thanks Greg. that was the post I was thinking of. Now I can tell Myself I was not going crazy.

There is a device called a NiC sander available from,Pro Motorcar Products, used by the body shop guys.,available at most automotive paint stores. It is like a pen shaped instrument with an insert of fiberglass that can be adjusted out when it wears down,the bristles of fiberglass make short work of small sanding areas. without a lot of uneccesary damage. here is the website www.promotorcarproducts.com

I thought I remembered seeing one here, but my search turned up nothing.

None to report at my LHS either

Amazing picture quality.