Re: Pic of my Mav under construction

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Posted by T Stone (IP: 208.202.251.112) on July 26, 2000 at 08:20:02:

In Reply to: Re: Pic of my Mav under construction posted by jcn on July 25, 2000 at 13:42:51:

jcn,

Thanks for the comments. Actually, the Nova clip presented the least amount of headaches at the time. I already had it, and my motor and trans would bolt right in. I also have a '78 Mustang II parts car sitting around that I was going to use the front-end off of, but I didn't want to tackle that just yet. Maybe next winter, who knows?

: whats with the nova front clip? i have said this before and i'll say it again. a pinto ifs swap would be just as easy to do PLUS you could keep your inner fenderwells and have a rack and pinion to boot. i'm not dogin' you though. that is a cool looking car so far.........

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: : Hi everyone,

: : Here is a pic of my Mav under construction. It has a 10-point S&W cage, a narrowed 9-inch with 5.14's, and a 468ci big-block Chevy for power.

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: jcn, : Thanks for the comments. Actually, the Nova clip presented the least amount of headaches at the time. I already had it, and my motor and trans would bolt right in. I also have a '78 Mustang II parts car sitting around that I was going to use the front-end off of, but I didn't want to tackle that just yet. Maybe next winter, who knows? : : whats with the nova front clip? i have said this before and i'll say it again. a pinto ifs swap would be just as easy to do PLUS you could keep your inner fenderwells and have a rack and pinion to boot. i'm not dogin' you though. that is a cool looking car so far......... : : : : : : Hi everyone, : : : Here is a pic of my Mav under construction. It has a 10-point S&W cage, a narrowed 9-inch with 5.14's, and a 468ci big-block Chevy for power.

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