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Thread: Do SWB cars make good outlaws / hot rods?

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    Do SWB cars make good outlaws / hot rods?

    Do SWB cars make good outlaws / hot rods? What are the pitfalls? Advantages?

    Assuming the car is not a good candidate for restoration...

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    nemo me impune lacessit Kris Clewell's Avatar
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    I would think so. why wouldnt they be?

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    Handling issues? Engine replacement issues? Just askin'...

    Nice car Kris!

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    It's not an outlaw or hotrod if it isn't based on a SWB car.

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    The Purest. The Best.
    Less IS More.
    Simple. Light, Elegant, etc, etc.

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    Emory's '67 outlaw...... always one of the best
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    1968 S with trick suspension and engine:



    Keep up the speed!

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    I sure hope so. Otherwise, I'm wasting a lot of money.
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