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11-06-2011, 12:58 PM | #92 |
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Haha, thanks a lot man.
It makes me wanna post the rest of the build, but I'm not at home.
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11-06-2011, 03:40 PM | #93 |
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Love your attention to detail, but damn if your Dad is 37? how old are u if u dont mind me asking?
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11-06-2011, 03:48 PM | #94 |
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He's almost 19.... Yeah I was gettin it in early lol
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11-06-2011, 04:54 PM | #96 | |
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After we got the motor running and the car completely rolling, it was ready to leave for paint. The exhaust was also installed, unfortunately I don't have any photos of that. Mike did a lot of work to get as much clearance as possible, he also extended an SR downpipe so it would clear the floor board, and relocated the O2 bung for easy access. I picked up some MINT Aero marker electric mirrors from va240dude After waiting for three months, my wheels came in! I spent a lot of time deciding on sizes and offset. Didn't want something that would be way too aggressive, I went with 18x9 +10 A disk front, and 18X10 +18 O Disk rear Finally got the car over to the painter, where he would then shave the third brake light and rear markers, and prep the car even more to get it as smooth as possible. The painter was really happy with how smooth it already was, so aside from the markers and third brake light he didn't have to do as much body work as we thought he would. The fender pull was the biggest thing, it had the typical low spots above the pull. The first thing to get a coat of paint was the hood, he wanted to let me see the color in person before he started on everything else. Needless to say I was really happy with it. The color changes a whole lot in light, and is really hard to capture correctly with a camera. It looks very green in this light/photo. Clay, my painter suggested a Super glamour clear to give the paint a very deep glossy finish. The next time I came to see the car it had been to the booth, and had the whole main body painted and cleared. My buddy pat was over at the shop and took some photos of it in the light for me, it got me pretty excited for sure. Clay ended up refinishing the door jambs, since the single stage was slightly different than the two stage. a few weeks later the time had come to pick the car back up. everything but the front lip, mirrors and spoiler had been painted. We had a professional come install the new windshield, and the quarter windows. I really wanted to start busting ass on this thing.
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11-06-2011, 05:51 PM | #97 |
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Put the car up on the lift to install my BC racing coil overs.
Then installed the tail lights After that, started on the brand new door trim, rubber seals, sunroof and door windows. the door handles were also fairly new, they were on my gold car. These are some of my favorite things I've purchased for the build Picked up some tires, and had them mounted on my works. Layed the new molded carpet down, its pretty dirty in the photo but is really dark and shiny. Finally, put the wheels on the car and rolled it outside to check it out. I immediately fell in love, haha.
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11-06-2011, 06:13 PM | #103 | |
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Same here! I'm happy with it.
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I've had the front lip on my Goldie hatchback for a long time now, it wasn't painted yet when i took those photos. Thanks.
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11-06-2011, 06:23 PM | #105 |
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only qualm is the power steering reservoir being body color... and that's something super minute to be bothered with, so good job.
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11-06-2011, 06:31 PM | #106 | ||
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Thanks! Quote:
That is on the list of things to change, along with the brake calipers.
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11-06-2011, 07:42 PM | #109 |
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like a bauss
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11-06-2011, 07:50 PM | #111 |
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Back on topic.
Picked up the mirrors from paint, and installed them these Aero markers have really spot on fitment, and I love the way they look. they make funny noises when you adjust them though haha, the motors are so loud. Dropped the Ol' 180sx seats in there. refinished the windshield trim For the interior, I went a little bonkers with replacing stuff to say the least... Pulled the lens off of the gauge cluster, air dusted everything out of it and replaced the lens. Oem buttons and screws and such. Signal and Wiper switches, hatch/gas door lever, dome light stuff. A sea of parts. refinished gauge cluster bezel with new buttons. Ash tray that won't ever have ashes in it, haha. I knocked the headliner area out real fast, new sunroof seal. Dropped the dash in, and then installed the new ignition switch and signal/wiper switches. Started on rear deck liner, Also installed the brand new hatch seal. refinished the headlight bezels, then installed them.
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11-06-2011, 07:55 PM | #112 | |
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It's similar to an older mustang color, also similar to a hatchback civic color.
It's been mixed a little differently than when I bought it though. Quote:
I'll PM you about the painter. Way too much for a 240.
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11-06-2011, 08:08 PM | #113 |
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What are you using to "refinish" all of those black trim parts like the gauge cluster surround and headlight bezels? With all that minty-fresh OEM swag, are you getting all this stuff from a single source? If so, where? I'm definitely super jelly, man!! This build is BONKERS!
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11-07-2011, 08:22 AM | #120 |
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Pretty much spot on with what I'm doing to my car (plus some wire tucking, stitch welding, and a few other misc things).
Love the attention to detail. |
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