Well, my fiberglass came today. My brother took them to Alaska Airlines freight yesterday and they arrived this morning. The quality if very good. The damn deck lid seems to be about 1/2" thick. I ordered the hood, deck lid, quarter panel extensions to match the spoiler on the deck lid, and the tail light panel. All very thick and sturdy. I sent the funds off today for my sequential tail lights. The only thing I am disapointed in is the quarter extensions don't have any studs to bolt them on. I can do that easily and it may be a good thing I guess. That way I can fit them correctly.

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Nice! Where are you getting the lights?

 

where did yo uget that BA cowl hood? i want one similar for my 65. looks cool good luck gettin all that stuff preped and on there!

 

I got them on ebay. here is the link. shelby lights

 

Looks very nice. Be sure to post pics when they are all on the car!

 

Sweet!

Do you have a place indoors to work, or do you have to wait until next year when things thaw out a bit? That would be a real fun winter project, if you have a heated work shop.

 

Are you sure those are sequential? I don't se the sequential box with it. You do know that you will need to cut your origial tail light panel to get the lights to fit right don't you. I dig the set up. That is a great price on those lights.

 

where did you get your deck lid?

 

I don't have a warm place to work on the car

If the tail lights are not sequential, I should be able to make them sequential with dynamite sticks?

All the stuff came from Rebel Mustang in LaHabra, CA. He sells on e-bay. He is hard to deal with but it is worth it in the end.

 

I feel your pain, cycling in the rain with a trolley jack on the bike for 5 miles ain't fun