[Itsa '70 GT]

I'm hoping that there might be some printable outlines/drawings of the GT in plan and elevation here at the forum. If so, can someone direct me to them. I don't mind doing my own, however I'm in the chassis layout/math stage for my Opel and would like something like this to make my life easier to do the math on, so that I can get real accurate with my steel, so that "cut-and-fit" will be kept to a minmum. Thanks in advance for your help folks!

Bill

P.S.: Wife advised me that I have 1 1/2 years left to get my car done!

 

[BQS4]

Bill;
There are some "coloring book" pictures of the GT in the downloads section.
Gene

 

[jeff denton]

Hi Bill, there were some coloring books in the downloads once, I tried to print them to play with race car paint jobs but couldn't do it. So my eight year old made some for me.
Are you ready for the rocker panel spec? I found the excess that was trimmed, it was only half way down the iron pile! I'll be online all evening doing stuff and check back soon.

 

[Itsa '70 GT]

Thanks for the input so far guys! I did find some "blueprints while I was snooping around via the search engine; they probably will work with some editing....

Hey Jeff! I'll take the rocker spec's any time; I'm getting down to where the rubber meets the road on this chassis thing and will probably be meeting with my welder within a couple of weeks (I can't TIG weld to save my life ). I am getting the dimensions set and ready to go on this so that I can pretty much get it done and then start fitting the body, etc...Pics will come!

I got some REALLY good ideas from a guy with a 64 'Vette this weekend at the car show who did his 'Vette similar to what I want to do, so I'm pumped up and read to go! Between Jeff's help and the other info I've gotten this part of the project has been covered well! As they say: "If you're going to a gunfight at the OK Corral, you'd better have all the bullets you can get your hands on!"

Bill

 

[Itsa '70 GT]

Just found dwgs courtesy of Dartfrog at Dartfrogs gallery...Thanks!