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Today I finished modifying and rebuilding a set of ramps for the vette and hired a flat bed to help me place it on them. Tight fit but he got it on there for me.
Norsky 2008-06-09 20:33:31
I called 4 tow companies and went out to one of them to measure his truck to see which one would fit in the gate. I pulled the car out of the yard, had him place it on the truck, go into the street unload the car and then reload it so it would face the correct way on the ramps.
The ramp before cross bracing, leveling, and final adjustments. I used all deck screws, no nails or glue. Everything is braced like a bridge.
Backing up the truck facing the right way. I can't rotate this pic.
Up and loaded. I did block all 4 wheels for safety later.
Now I will work on finishing all the wiring, plumbing, exhaust, and getting it running. I have a dinner bet with Grams that it will be running by Sept. 30. Hopefully by next year paint and interior will finish the project. I'm getting tired of tripping over parts in my house.
See you next week in Ft. Wayne In. sans corvette but with woman, Mazda, and heathen son. 
(modified large images to clickable links - Norsky)
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Wow, where there is a will, there is a way.
Keep up the good work.
Brian - NCM Lifetime Member
73 coupe L48, Flat-top pistons, Performer RPM Heads, Crane Cam and roller rockers, Holley 650 vac sec. Performer intake,
3.55 gear BTO 200-4R trans,
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[QUOTE=Redwingvette]Wow, where there is a will, there is a way.
WOW got to agree on this one.
Keep up the good work.
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WOW got to agree on this one.sgm2004
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I like the pic with the guy squirrelin his way down the top of the chain link fence.
My guess is that your gettin a lil excited by now to hear the beast come to life.
To be honest....... I am too! Thanks for the pics Dennis!
My guess is that your gettin a lil excited by now to hear the beast come to life.
To be honest....... I am too! Thanks for the pics Dennis!
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Very interesting - looks very sturdy. Hope you get it soon! 
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That's some niffy manuvering...!!! Now all you need is some canvas over it and you'll be able to work on it anytime. Norsky 2008-06-10 06:17:56
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I purchased a canopy last week and will put it up next week when all of these storms go away.
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Don't forget the tube lighting so you can see everything.
Should be a fun summer.
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