Look what rolled out of my garage today, under it's own power
WOW, that is a sexy car. I'd try to describe just how good that looks to me but then you probably already know how good it looks
Thanks for remotivating me on the whole white thing. I originally wanted to go with white but started to have my doubts. I'd say you fixed that with those pics 
Are those the mustang taillights we saw posted in another thread? Cant really tell from the angle of the pics.
Everything flows beautifully. i like how the headlight buckets were even molded in. Two thumbs up on that one.
emblems
Could be because I'm not quite through with all the fine details yet. Notice there are 3 holes in the right fender for the emblem as well as 2 in the hood for the emblem there too. After DRIVING it out of the garage for the first time in almost 3 years, and seeing how the lighting was at the moment, I just snapped the pics...ever the opportunist. If you look closely, there is one white door handle and one black one and there is no chrome trim at the top of the door yet. I plan on doing a full photo layout in the near future, but like I said, I HAD to take the shots.
Warren
Warren
I love it! Like everyone said, very good work. I like the side markers. Are those Hyundai? I got some on my Datsun truck like that. Very good molding in of everything.
yes thank you for taking early shots of the car. Do the details and then get more pics.
yes thank you for taking early shots of the car. Do the details and then get more pics.
Very clean work! I was skeptical about the Mustang taillight conversion, but now that I see the finished product, it looks very nice! Mad props on the clean body work, the moulding, and keeping everything fresh.
Makes me want to work on my Z.
Makes me want to work on my Z.
Sweet car man, different than what I usually see. And I am not a big fan of white, but it looks tight on your Z!
Good job on everything, and congrats for getting it running. I will soon, in less than a month or so. Mad props to you bro'
Good job on everything, and congrats for getting it running. I will soon, in less than a month or so. Mad props to you bro'
hey warren how did you get the buckets and fenders to join without cracking later. mine are always cracking at that joint, cause i tried the same thing. i used urethane then a little bondo. (steel to fiberglass no weld) i hate bondo




