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Danny boy, THE PIPES ARE CALLING.....

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Jeff Norwell, Nov 19, 2004.

  1. Jeff Norwell
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    I am thinking of my next step....exhaust.....I want something different.....Tony Nancy influence(RIP)....My first 2 minute rendition....
    I want form and function.......I also like the styl'in on that certain Roth car........Olds engine/t-bucket......jeez.old age ****s....I fergot the name!!!!!!!!!!!!! [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]
     

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  2. HeX
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    RULER!

    Every time I see your cars I am both envious and motivated....

    That truck is PERFECT in my opinion...
     
  3. DIRTYT
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    what about going 4 into 1 belly burner pipes (i think i have the name right?) just go off of what you have there but u know go into 1 pipe then up by the bed rail. just a thought. i know ive never seen anything like it before so it would either be really bad or really good [​IMG]

    Bryan
     
  4. Tweedy Pie? Outlaw? I can't remember the engines in them though...

    Jay
     
  5. Like'n the truck Jeff [​IMG].......great stance........looks fast just sitting there!!

     
  6. Jeff Norwell
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    Thanks HeX.....yea Rocket...the OUTLAW!!!!!thankyou....I love them ..(and the car TOO).....I am gonna sketch some more...I also love that early sixtys look when they had 4 pipes come together into a flathead oil filter casing..the truck ones were real cool...they were longer....you then could unbolt the nut and have instant open pipes...

    YEA ...... [​IMG]
     
  7. SAE30
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    coming along nicely..I like the way it sits... [​IMG]
     
  8. Jeff Norwell
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    Thanks FA....where ya been?....all is well?
     
  9. Jeff Norwell
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    #2
     

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  10. mr.midnite
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    Jeff,

    I like the first pic much better. The second reminds me of fenderwell dumps on a SuperStock

    Robert
     
  11. Tim
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    whoa #2 is golden!
     
  12. Jeff Norwell
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    Bob..my project is at a stall..I have to figure out the right pipe design...I definitley want to them to run outside the vehicle.....inside the frame is....
    #1...not alot of room...It could work,but the visual impact has a low factor.
    #2......I must keep that Bonneville sweep..that I desire so much
    #3....I gotta do more research [​IMG]
     
  13. Jeem
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    No Research! Just do what I say and use your first rendition!

    Love Jimmy
     
  14. CherryBlossom
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    [ QUOTE ]
    No Research! Just do what I say and use your first rendition!

    Love Jimmy

    [/ QUOTE ]

    Yeah, I totally agree. Don't like #2 at all. [​IMG]
     
  15. Dirty2
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    I guess I like #1 better but I am partial to the pipes on the bed !!!! [​IMG]
     
  16. Dirty2
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    Oh !!!!! The truck is Sweet !!!!
     
  17. Love the truck....

    Take picture number one, grab the ends of all 4 pipes, and start twisting till you hit about 900 degrees, make sure pipes are up and back a little [​IMG]

    Just my one cent from a newbie

    Phil
     
  18. Tuck
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    i dig #2 but dont dig the belly pipes... you need some straight zoooooomies hahaha

    how do you dodge the moose?

    Tuck
     
  19. Jeff Norwell
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    With a knife and fork.....a BIG knife and fork.....yummy,,,,,,
    Hey is it snowing down there in Kanada?
     
  20. ratster
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  21. Scotch
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    Norwell you ROCK! Go with number 1, or even make it more zoomie! The 4 individual pipes nail the look, and will make music too!

    Luv yer stuff man...

    Scotch~!
     
  22. fuel pump
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    fuel pump
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    Cool truck Jeff. Can't wait to see it finished!!! Soooo forget about your art, forget about the holidays, forget about yer family... just get out in the shop at get er done for Autorama [​IMG]
    And IMHO, go with the first design .... it just works on that truck. [​IMG]
     
  23. Jeff Norwell
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    Thanks everybody....Yea.gonna lean towards the first rendition...needs some more thought I think......Fuel Pump..ya make me laff.....I figure if I hit all the 7/11's in the neighbouring 6 countys...I could finish it in time [​IMG]


    ...now,where did I put that ski mask.....
     
  24. tikiranch
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    Brush #1 is SSSOOOOOOOO PPPUUURRRFFFERCT! [​IMG] Can't wait to see the video of that beast terrorizing the neighborhood! [​IMG]
     

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