Body drop is finished! Finally driveable.

Ive always had a soft spot for a caprice.Looks good...

Lovin the Ride Man !!!

great wheels too, lol

ever thought about a huge krazy hood !?!

Thanks,Those wheels were the stuff about 5 or 6 years ago when I bought them I have to a couple of people about turning the stock hood into a cowl induction but I'm not sure is I like that idea anymore...I dunno what to do. Probably stay stock for now. Atleast until I get some of the other things put back together.

imo the stock hood is the way to go. the car looks sick man. i might hit you up with a few ?'s in a little bit, im gonna be starting my bodydrop on my 95 roadmaster wagon this weekend. keep up the good work man

that looks badass man.

I'm thinkin these cars look best with the stock hood also. I have a wagon with a cowl hood that looks pretty decent but it kinda has that muscle car look with the torque thrust 2's and sittin all up in the air.I DO NOT like the B bodies with the pie cut and raised front fenders. Not that I have 20's to clear anyways to do that. Cool your bodydrop'n the wagon! Hit me up anytime and I will help any way that I can.

i have been trying to figure out how to put the stock hood on mine but it really does not look easy

Originally posted by NCrobby

still same as yours. cut the crap out of the car. it lays out. weld it back up.

Words to build by lol. I'm trying to relocate the altenator on mine right now. Then I'm going to put the hood back on it and work on the interior as time allows. If I can get some drive time on it to catch any of the bugs it has that would be great. Then I'd drive it to Slamology. If not then I'll try to bum a trailer to haul it on.

Yea I've been driving it a little bit. Put about 125 miles on it. I'm really happy with the way the rear rides. Now I wanna change the front bags to some RE 7's. Been trying to get some of the interior back in it before Slamology.

Interior definately needs to be next on the list... well along with paint which is really needed too. I think I'll just drive it a little while before I get to deep into doing something else to it.