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Here's my georgeous fiancee, Kate, and the engine for the vette. Kate helped sand the car, and prepair it for paint. Also Kate and her mom, Patty did alot with making the custom seats in the car. Thanks Kate and Patty! |
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In this photo you can see the Wiand Excellerator intake manifold... the X-Ram system sits ontop of where the tape is covering. Its a beautiful system. |
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This is the backside of the vette after I painted it in the garage. This particular photo was taken after many body parts were placed back on the body. The black trim piece still needed to be painted in this photo. |
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In this photo the body had been painted (in the same room that it sits in but in pieces) at this point I was finishing up painting the engine compartment and straightening up the wiring harnesses and little doo-dads like that. Again it was time consuming but still fun, I did it late at night; I think I finished finally at about 2:30am. |
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This is the back end after I installed new pacesetter mufflers. Wow, they sound good! They give a deep bass that rumbles in your chest, you don't hear it, you FEEL it! |
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Supercharge your TBI vehicle |
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