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Your car is turning out fantastic man! I like the rear end and the white type, nice and different and still classy. I think the white top breaks it up a little and adds more balance, soaring is just crazy
nice work man!
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pony, any thoughts on how your protect your parts when you put the pieces back together if I want to paint the fenders, hood, doors, etc. off the car? Or should I stick to my prior experience which was paint the interior first and then paint the exterior whole like you did? Thanks and that is one awesome piece of machinery!!!!!!!!!!
yes the rear end does look like a Cougar.. Whats wrong with that? Cougars are awesome!
Love the color, and the white roof is different and seems to add a little to the car. It looks pretty good compared to the first pics.. You dont get Pit of Despair status simply because you have paint on yours now, and it has only been down since 05.. you are much faster than I am, and you do great work too.. Remember this... it could always have been much much worse..
And whats up with this on your wall? Are you perchance a Husker fan out in California?
Yes born in Nebraska, raised in Colorado and living in sunny San Diego Husker fan. I would be a much happier Husker fan if they would fire Callahan and go back to the power I!!!
As for protecting parts when reinstalling them after paint, I would say don't so it. If you do it have some guys with experience help you. it is not a one man operation. Each piece will take two people. Protect the edges with tape, be careful and good luck. What ever you do make sure that all parts fit perfectly before painting. You don't want to be making stuff fit with the final paint on the car and the parts.
Hell yeah.. I am from York, is right on I-80 about 50 miles from Lincoln. currently live in Michigan because the weather is better here.. and the GF is from here.lol. Still a husker fan and I still wonder why they didnt give Solich more time, I mean look how long it took Dr Tom to win a championship.. Now they have Callahan, I havent heard many people back home who like him.. now Chuck Hagel everyone likes
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RE: Rusty bondo bucket for Soaring
thanks everybody
