my "Winston Cup" 69 chevelle project
02-29-2008, 06:00 PM
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my "Winston Cup" 69 chevelle project
as posted many times b4, back in the 80s I had this 69 that i used to run around in......got caught in a freak sept snowstorm,slid off the road and beat it up pretty bad and that was it, always wanted to do another one.......with all the repop stuff available its actually easier today than it was back then......
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02-29-2008, 06:12 PM
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fast forward 20 yrs.....built this shop......built it do do some work.......picked up this 69 project car.....and I mean PROJECT (yeah I know about the phantom front end.....I just stuck the fender on there for a pic)
02-29-2008, 06:32 PM
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found this ex Cup/ARCA roller on the web......the plan is to cut the cage off the cup car, put my 69s body on it, weld in a less complicated cage, put a stockish interior in it and make a street/track/king of the hill car out of it......
the car rolls /steers/brakes as it sits......has the easily and fully adjustable Cup truckarm suspension on it, big Willwood discs on all 4, full fuelcell, comes withh a alum rad, boomtube exhausts, all gauges and switches,pedals, 9 inch, etc.....even roof flaps.......be heading down to Charlotte NC to pic her up next week......price $2500
the car rolls /steers/brakes as it sits......has the easily and fully adjustable Cup truckarm suspension on it, big Willwood discs on all 4, full fuelcell, comes withh a alum rad, boomtube exhausts, all gauges and switches,pedals, 9 inch, etc.....even roof flaps.......be heading down to Charlotte NC to pic her up next week......price $2500
02-29-2008, 06:37 PM
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in the end want it to look something like this Nova but a Chevelle obviously.......and dont think it will be done as fast as Hot Duck's Camaro......
02-29-2008, 07:40 PM
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03-01-2008, 06:49 AM
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Hey Doug,
That looks like a great way to kick start that project. Good luck.
That looks like a great way to kick start that project. Good luck.
03-01-2008, 07:37 AM
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Phil - if your in the area drop by and check it out.....you know I work out of the house so Im always around
