Check out this 300C convertible!
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Check out this 300C convertible!
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Re: Check out this 300C convertible!
Originally Posted by mastrdrver
Its one of the spoilers that popup at 70mph. 
Bling bling i guess. I kind of like it.
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Re: Check out this 300C convertible!
Originally Posted by Pandamonkey
What the hell is that thing on the back?
That is pretty freak'n ugly though...I like the sedan...but coupe/convertable =
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Re: Check out this 300C convertible!
The boot is a dummy and there is no ragtop for it. Instead, the boot comes up and underneath it are several amps. It's a stereo on wheels unfortunately. It was among many of the audio/video companies at SEMA.
There was, however, a BEAUTIFUL 300C vert at the show, outside, I believe. Really nicely done, but I don't know if that one had a working top either. Lots of smoke and mirrors at SEMA (I should know...I took my car this year and it was only about 85% finished.)
Kris
There was, however, a BEAUTIFUL 300C vert at the show, outside, I believe. Really nicely done, but I don't know if that one had a working top either. Lots of smoke and mirrors at SEMA (I should know...I took my car this year and it was only about 85% finished.)
Kris
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Re: Check out this 300C convertible!
My Pro-Touring '71 Chevelle. Here are some pics.
http://www.carsbykris.com/chevelle_sema
Sorry about the blurryness. The lighting in the convention center and my digital camera didn't get along.
It's got a 427 big block with a ProCharger D1SC. Like I said, the car is about 80-85% right now. Things still left include wiring, a bit more interior work, re-routing our supercharger piping and installing an intercooler, the front end still needs to come down about 1.5 inches, and a few other small details. The car will hopefully be pushing 850-900hp when all is said and done.
The paint scheme, interior, and wheels are all my design. The wheels were cut by Billet Specialties.
Hope you like the pics!
Kris
http://www.carsbykris.com/chevelle_sema
Sorry about the blurryness. The lighting in the convention center and my digital camera didn't get along.
It's got a 427 big block with a ProCharger D1SC. Like I said, the car is about 80-85% right now. Things still left include wiring, a bit more interior work, re-routing our supercharger piping and installing an intercooler, the front end still needs to come down about 1.5 inches, and a few other small details. The car will hopefully be pushing 850-900hp when all is said and done.
The paint scheme, interior, and wheels are all my design. The wheels were cut by Billet Specialties.
Hope you like the pics!
Kris
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Re: Check out this 300C convertible!
Originally Posted by KrisH
My Pro-Touring '71 Chevelle. Here are some pics.
http://www.carsbykris.com/chevelle_sema
Sorry about the blurryness. The lighting in the convention center and my digital camera didn't get along.
It's got a 427 big block with a ProCharger D1SC. Like I said, the car is about 80-85% right now. Things still left include wiring, a bit more interior work, re-routing our supercharger piping and installing an intercooler, the front end still needs to come down about 1.5 inches, and a few other small details. The car will hopefully be pushing 850-900hp when all is said and done.
The paint scheme, interior, and wheels are all my design. The wheels were cut by Billet Specialties.
Hope you like the pics!
Kris
http://www.carsbykris.com/chevelle_sema
Sorry about the blurryness. The lighting in the convention center and my digital camera didn't get along.
It's got a 427 big block with a ProCharger D1SC. Like I said, the car is about 80-85% right now. Things still left include wiring, a bit more interior work, re-routing our supercharger piping and installing an intercooler, the front end still needs to come down about 1.5 inches, and a few other small details. The car will hopefully be pushing 850-900hp when all is said and done.
The paint scheme, interior, and wheels are all my design. The wheels were cut by Billet Specialties.
Hope you like the pics!
Kris
Thats one hell of a project truck (from your link) that they have at bullydog as well.
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Re: Check out this 300C convertible!
Originally Posted by KillerTA