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It's in Cheshunt, it's got a Shaker...
Here it is when we got it, lets just say it photographs well...
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Post by Blue »

It now looks like this, interior out, rear suspension out, motor and trans coming out this week.
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Partially siezed and been on fire, nothing a quick slosh of hammerite with a 4'' brush won't sort out.
Partially siezed and been on fire, nothing a quick slosh of hammerite with a 4'' brush won't sort out.
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Needs a little pizazz underhood so we bought this...
Needs a little pizazz underhood so we bought this...
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Post by RW71 »

I meant to ask you yesterday how things were going with the 'Cuda Blue - looks like it is turning into quite a project! :shock:
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Post by Blue »

Bit of work going on underneath, will be de scuzzed and shutzed in sections as we go.
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Post by TYREMAN »

Looks like a different motor to the one in the other pic in the engine bay :?
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Blue whats wrong with the present engine...?I guess your gonna say size but what did it have in it.
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Post by Cannonball »

that would be so sweet with a sixpack induction system on it,
gotta luv a sixpack cuda,
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Post by MrNorm »

Nice :thumbright: :thumbright:

AC car as well.....I trust the AC will be going back on :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Present engine is a 383, now sold, going to build a decent 440 for it. The leaking land rover heater that was bodged into it along with the burnt out wiring went in the bin, I don't do heaters let alone air con....
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Blue wrote:Present engine is a 383, now sold, going to build a decent 440 for it. The leaking land rover heater that was bodged into it along with the burnt out wiring went in the bin, I don't do heaters let alone air con....
i got a e body aircon /heater unit blue, good rates on multi purchase
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Post by Kev »

Here's some inspiration ;) :thumbright:
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Post by Anonymous »

Nice Looking Cuda you have there Fella's!

Shaker car with the best colour Combo TOO!!! :D

Good luck with the build Guys.

Needs a Hemi really??? :thumbright:

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Post by Rogue Trooper »

8-) stuff Blue another thread to keep an eye on :thumbright:
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Post by Ivor »

Mmh torque boxes and heavy duty connectors...this could be a quick car I think! ;)
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Post by Blue »

Still making slow progress but not much worth showing :roll: I've made new 2" longer front mounts for the superstock springs that also inboard them 1", the rear hanger is also inboarded the same amount. This allows a B body axle case ( just under 2" narrower than an E body) to bolt straight in. This should allow enough space for a 10X15 rim with 3 3/4" backspace to fit. I'll be using period wheels and that is the usual backspace they come with, hence the mod.
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