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VWXTC4FREE
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This is my favorite. Buddy of mines '57 wide foose 17" stock looking rims,944 brakes & suspension,Nascar oval rollcage down low .Lots of subtle massaging everywhere.Kind of stock looking...But all outlaw! |
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chipmcluk
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overrestored
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| Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 1:30 pm Post subject: outlaw? |
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So I suppose this is also an outlaw eh.
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VWXTC4FREE
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| HAHA,^^^fastest way to slow an outlaw down, is to throw a boat anchor in the FRONT. |
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TC/TeamEvil
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Is that the beast that was for "sale" on Ebay a while back? It was from the Mid-West I think, had a Buick V6 in the front. That mill kinda has a hint of Buick to it with the distributor and water outlet/inlet placement. Plus the closeness of the crank and water pump pulleys to each other.
Got a link or more pics? LOVE to see 'em if you do. |
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overrestored
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| Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 11:57 am Post subject: outlaw? |
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I was just sent that pic by a friend... I don't know anything about it.
Sorry. |
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tpnuckels
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Location: Auburn, CA
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| Looks like one of your creations, TC. |
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westcoast-paul
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new meaning to the term "team rust" 
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TC/TeamEvil
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>new meaning to the term "team rust"<
I'm really afraid that you're right! Here's a quick shot of the back end of my Pre-A. Rusted to perfection with a few Outlaw touches that were done WAY before Outlaws were popular.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v136/TeamEvil/3.jpg |
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chipmcluk
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TC/TeamEvil
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| HEY ! ! ! ! How did you DO that? |
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big fat whitewalls
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| HEY ! ! ! ! How did you DO that? |
It's pretty easy actually. Do you have any pictures of the front. There was a 356 done that way in the 50's, it had dual canted headlights. The car was blue. I can't remember but I think Barris did the work. I liked the car. I saw it in person about 10 years ago. It was in magazines from the period too. Dean |
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mpribanic
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| HEY ! ! ! ! How did you DO that? |
It's pretty easy actually. Do you have any pictures of the front. There was a 356 done that way in the 50's, it had dual canted headlights. The car was blue. I can't remember but I think Barris did the work. I liked the car. I saw it in person about 10 years ago. It was in magazines from the period too. Dean |
You are right..It was a George Barris 356. It was featured in a 356 registry article sometine in the past 10 years. I believe it is know restored. I remember it being white with blue racing strips.
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big fat whitewalls
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| HEY ! ! ! ! How did you DO that? |
It's pretty easy actually. Do you have any pictures of the front. There was a 356 done that way in the 50's, it had dual canted headlights. The car was blue. I can't remember but I think Barris did the work. I liked the car. I saw it in person about 10 years ago. It was in magazines from the period too. Dean |
You are right..It was a George Barris 356. It was featured in a 356 registry article sometine in the past 10 years. I believe it is know restored. I remember it being white with blue racing strips. |
The car I saw was at a cruise night in Castro Valley CA. It was blue with silver scallops, I think, it was close to 20 years ago. I was a real nice car. Maybe it was a clone of the Barris car, but I think the guy told me it was the Barris car. Either way it was cool, and I'd be happy to own it. |
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flyawaydesigns
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| Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 10:51 am Post subject: Outlaw 356s |
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| I have several pictures posted in the gallery here that shows the cars in his barn during his 2006 Campout. Some good examples of Outlaws are there. |
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hugheseum
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i think your refering to the emorys at parts obsolete,they are the godfathers of outlaws,they have built some amazing cars over the yrs
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53 0val
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| i think your refering to the emorys at parts obsolete,they are the godfathers of outlaws,they have built some amazing cars over the yrs |
Gary still does stock restorations as well. 
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hugheseum
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Gary? or Rod?
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53 0val
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Gary...............He did my '59 several years ago, but either one would help you out. (as if you needed any help..............
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http://store.partsobsolete.com/
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JackW
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It wasn't a George Barris car although it was constructed in his shop. The Porsche was designed and built by Dean Jeffries and it inspired Gary Emory when he saw it at a car show in LA in the early sixties. It's been called the "original Outlaw" in addition to the Kustom Karrera. http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc190/solaros1/Porsche%20356%20restoration/f9d8e1f8.jpg
It's currently being restored to its original Dean Jeffries configuration. |
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