http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid45/p66c7bf200ff15cf57105ce3137e220c3/fcd603f3.jpg

I'm trying to figure out the suspension mods and the wheels/tires mods. I love the stance.
Thanks

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Trever Maas
TC Member #: 1432

1972 Chevelle Malibu
Mohave Gold
L65 350/M38 TH350
2.73 AXL RATIO

1948 Chrysler Windsor
Flathead 6/Semi-Auto
4 Speed Column Shift
Fluid Drive Transmission

"Both Undergoing Slow Restorations"

[This message has been edited by malibu man (edited 01-04-2003).]

[This message has been edited by malibu man (edited 01-04-2003).]

Link doesnt work

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid45/p66c7bf200ff15cf57105ce3137e220c3/fcd603f3.jpg

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MY CAMARO (http://www.camcojb.com)

Nice ride....Are those New York plates ??????

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T.C. Member # 1868
Silverstone Metallic
Street / Strip
3460 lbs without me.
Stock rear suspension.
ZZ502 with cam swap.
Performer RPM intake.
850 Holley carb.

Best E/T 11.723 @116.0 mph.60 ft 1.735.

1989 Corvette 350/240HP.
Artic White.

That is a sweet looking chevelle I also would like to know what size tires it has and the suspension mods.

Looks like 2.75-60x15's on the back http://www.chevelles.com/forum/biggrin.gif

Rick

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66 300 Deluxe 350/330hp
72 Elcam 402SS---soon to be a roller cammed 454

Isn't that Chev-Hell's '70?? He got rid of the 17's if I do remember. Its been awhile since I've seen him post. His car was up for sale.

Joe

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The Chevelle Page (http://www.geocities.com/diels12000)

That is definately John Krenn's (Chev-hell) car. If i remember correctly those back tires were too big, and he was thinking about getting different ones.

-Matt

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1971 Chevelle (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/Matt_Leuck/mycar3.jpg)
383 (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/Matt_Leuck/myenginenSmalln.JPG) / 200-4R (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/Matt_Leuck/mattleucktranny.jpg)
Soon to be 383 / Tremec 3550 5spd (http://chevelles.com/showroom/Matt_Leuck/TREMEC3550nSmalln.JPG)

AIM :MLeuck1651, Stroked71Bowtie
"If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough."
Mario Andretti.

Those have to be bigger than 275/60's, I have 275/60's on my 72 chevelle and those are way bigger.

Your right. I couldn't think of the name. Does anyone know what he has for mods?
Thanks

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Trever Maas
TC Member #: 1432

1972 Chevelle Malibu
Mohave Gold
L65 350/M38 TH350
2.73 AXL RATIO

1948 Chrysler Windsor
Flathead 6/Semi-Auto
4 Speed Column Shift
Fluid Drive Transmission

"Both Undergoing Slow Restorations"

Trever,
He has a webpage. You might search for his username.

I can tell you he runs caddy rear disc brakes and the Ford Windstar electric fans (he read my post on being able to use them http://www.chevelles.com/forum/wink.gif )

Joe

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The Chevelle Page (http://www.geocities.com/diels12000)

Sort of has the same stance that mine has....very nice!!!!
Brian
http://photo.starblvd.net/~CHELK/2-3-4.jpg

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71 Chevelle
http://photo.starblvd.net/~CHELK/2-3-4.jpg
72 El Camino(71 front)<A HREF="http://photo.starblvd.net/~CHELK/2-1-1.jpg" TARGET=_blank>
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I thought I had seen everyone's car on here......Guess not.....All three look real nice.......

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T.C. Member # 1868
Silverstone Metallic
Street / Strip
3460 lbs without me.
Stock rear suspension.
ZZ502 with cam swap.
Performer RPM intake.
850 Holley carb.

Best E/T 11.723 @116.0 mph.60 ft 1.735.

1989 Corvette 350/240HP.
Artic White.

That's John's car allright. I'm not sure about the suspension mods though. I think it's pretty much stock. If I remember right, those are 265 or maybe 275 60s on the rear which is why it's sitting like that. But the picture is taken at an angle that makes it look like it's sitting higher than it is. I've ridden in that car and it is a very solid ride!

I have another picture of that car, taken from the passenger's seat at Texas Motor Speedway during a run on the track at last year's Goddguys show. Want to see it?

Sure, lets see it.

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Trever Maas
TC Member #: 1432

1972 Chevelle Malibu
Mohave Gold
L65 350/M38 TH350
2.73 AXL RATIO

1948 Chrysler Windsor
Flathead 6/Semi-Auto
4 Speed Column Shift
Fluid Drive Transmission

"Both Undergoing Slow Restorations"

http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/Dcp_0388.jpg

[This message has been edited by Randy Mosier (edited 01-05-2003).]

And yes, we were cooking when were coming down that back stretch!!

Wow! Looks like fun! http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif

I went to his page, but he hasn't updated it.

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Trever Maas
TC Member #: 1432

1972 Chevelle Malibu
Mohave Gold
L65 350/M38 TH350
2.73 AXL RATIO

1948 Chrysler Windsor
Flathead 6/Semi-Auto
4 Speed Column Shift
Fluid Drive Transmission

"Both Undergoing Slow Restorations"

Does anyone know if this is the "correct" factory color (48)? I've got an LS 5 that supposed to be 48, but the guy who did it years back did a bad job. Mine's at least 2 to 3 shades lighter than this car.

This is beautiful! I sure would like to have a pic to show the painter of what it's supposed to look like!

Thanks

Andy