Finally painted.
07-17-2007, 10:59 PM
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Finally painted. So awhile back I moved to North Carolina for a few months to take advantage of a fully stocked shop. Among the projects completed is the bumper I hand-laid over a year and a half ago. Some of you may even remember making fun of it.
So anyway, here it is in paint. Take a gander and leave some remarks.
So anyway, here it is in paint. Take a gander and leave some remarks.
07-18-2007, 04:36 PM
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wow.... not feelin that at all man... its kinda to radical looking... like a concept car or somthing thats not even in the clay stage yet.... but ill give you alot of credit for making it look very professionally done..... the work looks good man not cheap and cheezy looking... but for teh design im not feelen it...
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07-18-2007, 09:30 PM
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Thank you everyone for your time and comments. I'm just happy it's finished and that it'll last for a while.
And no this project was started from scratch with cardboard, art screen, and fiberglass. I'd post pictures of its arduous creation and transformation, but I don't think it'd generate much interest. I think I even have a creation .mpeg; not sure how large it is though. I doubt I can host it.
Thanks again for the comments. Though I haven't posted much, I've been a happy member of LS1Tech for a while now. I appreciate the opportunity to share and learn.
Next up, the dash. I just bought a donor interior in the form of a wrecked '95 V6. I pray to god I'll have the continued time to get it done, and not allow the dash [as a project] to last quite as long as the bumper did.
I drove around with a primered beak for longer than a year. Whew. Just glad it's over.
On more of a BS note though, after having to move back to Maryland I am required to drill two .5" bolt holes through my new nose to allow for the front license plate law. I am a bit bummed about that. And I'll have to make a bracket for the nose too. Something soft and sculpted I think--but damn the Maryland plate is ugly.
And no this project was started from scratch with cardboard, art screen, and fiberglass. I'd post pictures of its arduous creation and transformation, but I don't think it'd generate much interest. I think I even have a creation .mpeg; not sure how large it is though. I doubt I can host it.
Thanks again for the comments. Though I haven't posted much, I've been a happy member of LS1Tech for a while now. I appreciate the opportunity to share and learn.
Next up, the dash. I just bought a donor interior in the form of a wrecked '95 V6. I pray to god I'll have the continued time to get it done, and not allow the dash [as a project] to last quite as long as the bumper did.
I drove around with a primered beak for longer than a year. Whew. Just glad it's over.
On more of a BS note though, after having to move back to Maryland I am required to drill two .5" bolt holes through my new nose to allow for the front license plate law. I am a bit bummed about that. And I'll have to make a bracket for the nose too. Something soft and sculpted I think--but damn the Maryland plate is ugly.
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