I think that if my grave headstone looked like the above pinstriping, I'd be a happy corpse
And great way to show off the rig and display bottles
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Showing posts with label Falcon. Show all posts
More stuff that I liked at SEMA
Barnfind 63 Ranchero in So Cal was offered up by the owner for 500 bucks... that is so tempting
read about the find http://inlinesix.wordpress.com/2010/08/30/1963-ford-falcon-ranchero-barn-find I'm guessing he's going to get swamped with request for the location. the half done Falcon from Fins customs and classics, the best display of what can be done when restoring and upgrading an old car
The car took about 2 months to complete, Fins did the body, paint and detail. The interior was done at Prime time in Turlock and the audio system was done at liquid trends in Modesto.
Believe me that looking at side by side before and after will never be easier to judge the quality work of a comapny
How they carefully pulled this off is a mystery, I didn't find a company rep by the car
I can't find a website for Fins, but they are in Turlock California, and I can verify they do really good work!
Believe me that looking at side by side before and after will never be easier to judge the quality work of a comapny
How they carefully pulled this off is a mystery, I didn't find a company rep by the car
I can't find a website for Fins, but they are in Turlock California, and I can verify they do really good work!JBA racing celebrated their 25th anniversary with an open house and at a bigger, better, cooler location!
Starting in the showroom is J Bittle's vintage SCCA Trans Am racing series Mustang, a customer's Camaro and Cobra
The engine build room
and the expansive shop and lifts with a variety of customers cars
The vintage SCCA race 63 split window Vette is Bruce's, he is the General Manager, and an El Mirage and Bonneville racer (great guy, has terrific stories about racing and is a expert tuner)
The 68 R/T Charger that a customer wanted a Viper engine in
The above Falcon and the below Mustang are Dave's... he's the technical sales and restoration specialist, he also put's out a blog: http://inlinesix.wordpress.com/
Go to their new upgraded website http://www.jbaracing.com/ for the latest news, posts on their blog http://extremejba.jbaracing.com/
The engine build room
and the expansive shop and lifts with a variety of customers cars 
The vintage SCCA race 63 split window Vette is Bruce's, he is the General Manager, and an El Mirage and Bonneville racer (great guy, has terrific stories about racing and is a expert tuner)
The 68 R/T Charger that a customer wanted a Viper engine in
The above Falcon and the below Mustang are Dave's... he's the technical sales and restoration specialist, he also put's out a blog: http://inlinesix.wordpress.com/
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