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Offline Topcat

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Re: 1971 Cuda
« Reply #15 on: January 07, 2011 - 07:56:39 PM »

I feel bodywork is an art, and that is one brush that is not in my tool kit.
Steve



Your cars body looks like a perfect project to do bodywork on. Minimal and not much metal work it appears. After seeing quotes of 10-15 grand from others, I'm doing my own. It's not that hard overall but there will be areas of challenge at times. If everyone ducked out on challenges in their life, nothing would ever be accomplished in this world. I say go for it.
Mike, Fremont, CA.





Offline tommyg29

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Re: 1971 Cuda
« Reply #16 on: January 07, 2011 - 09:47:41 PM »
definitely a nice project there. I am envious also, but for different reasons. I like the way it looks now!
Call me crazy but I love the beater look.
Then again, I also love my car, and cudagirls is awesome also. Would love to have that orange sitting next to my limelight.
72 Roadrunner 400-4 Auto-3.23 Gear-Black Cruiser
71 Cuda 440-6 Tribute-Limelight-A833 Close Ratio-4 Sp-Pistol Grip-Dana 3.54 Powr Lok-Rally Dash-Shaker (Sold)
92 Dodge Stealth RT-Twin 15g Turbos-SAFC2 Tuned-Mystic Blue-5 Sp-AWD-Rear Wheel Steering-AutoX'r (Sold)
12 Dodge Charger SXT Plus Blacktop Package-3.6L-8 Sp-Leather-Nav (the wife's)

Multiple SRT's, Rams, Dakotas, Caravans and Neons

...the lines on the road just look like dots!....

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Re: 1971 Cuda
« Reply #17 on: January 09, 2011 - 10:18:55 AM »
Thanks guys for the awesome comments.I dont have drop spindles my husband lower the torsion bars about 2 inches and i will get you the info on the rims they are 17x8 in rear and 17x7 in front and are kumo tires.My husband gets all wheels thru http://newstalgiawheel.com/  and tires for all our cars and customers cars they know what fits.No mini tub on my car i am glad to say when kenny talk to the rims guys at that website they told us what was the biggest we could go with the measurements we had could of did 18's but i like my 17's call them and check out their site.You can  see my cuda in the billett specialties catalog it is in there representing the qualifier wheel.


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Re: 1971 Cuda
« Reply #18 on: January 09, 2011 - 06:18:43 PM »
I got my AR torque thrust 2s from newstalgia also. Mine are 17x8 and 17x9.5. They fit well with 245 and 275 bfg g-force rubber...
but sorry to go off tangent here.
I love the 71's....bills, gills and cheese grater grills :bigsmile:
72 Roadrunner 400-4 Auto-3.23 Gear-Black Cruiser
71 Cuda 440-6 Tribute-Limelight-A833 Close Ratio-4 Sp-Pistol Grip-Dana 3.54 Powr Lok-Rally Dash-Shaker (Sold)
92 Dodge Stealth RT-Twin 15g Turbos-SAFC2 Tuned-Mystic Blue-5 Sp-AWD-Rear Wheel Steering-AutoX'r (Sold)
12 Dodge Charger SXT Plus Blacktop Package-3.6L-8 Sp-Leather-Nav (the wife's)

Multiple SRT's, Rams, Dakotas, Caravans and Neons

...the lines on the road just look like dots!....

Offline R71CUDA

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Re: 1971 Cuda
« Reply #19 on: January 12, 2011 - 06:07:28 PM »
Thanks for the notes on the rims and tires.  It is always so hard to get the size you want to get the look you are after.

Steve
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