PNYXPRESS

I chopped up the back half of an '03 sonic blue GT.

Monkeymayhem

Whats the story behind that? If you don't mind me asking.

PNYXPRESS

Started like this:


Then went to this:

Ended up with this:

Needed the sheet metal to fix this:

So far this is as far as Ive gotten:

stangant

haha, my old trunk on that.

Monkeymayhem

WOW! What happended, you nailed your quarter panal against that light pole and you wrecked the entire back frame so decided to build the body instead of just saying screw it and totaling your car?

And, its sad to see another mustang wrecked like that but i suppose it it fixed / fixing yours then its fine.

PNYXPRESS

Yeah, something like that. Mustangs and wet grass dont mix. The frame wasnt damaged, only the quarter panel and outer wheel well were. I could of junked the car but why, 1. it was paid off 2. insurance wasnt gonna give me a dime for it, as it only had the basic coverage. 3. I plan on getting a classic mustang to restore, and this gives me a bit of practice before I tackle a car that has potential to be worth something.

Matt's 95 Stang

I am pulling my old tired 3.8 and putting in a forged 4.2 (if I ever get the engine....*cough, cough*kyle....)

Matthew

03shadow

youre getting the engine from kyle? so it will already be cammed? hahaha

03shadow

might as well contribute to the thread, did front suspension and still havent worked all of the bugs out. drivers side coil-over is rubbing, gotta fix it somehow. ground some of the metal away but still doesnt work

Matt's 95 Stang

Well its coming with a Comp Cam, not sure if installed already or not. As for the coil overs did you read the directions from MM? There is a special tool needed to roll the fender or inside of the shock tower IIRC to make them not rub. Their website has a full How To.

Matthew