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few more pics of my RSR clone project

this is how it started -
project RSR. PICS

The engine was hand built by GD Racing and is now in and running! And it sounds AWESOME!!!

It will get painted this week, so stay tunned!


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Old 07-19-2005, 09:14 PM
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this is how the int looks right now





and here are some cars from GD Racing's shop

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What's creating that texture on your interior? Is that factory? ...or did you texturize it?
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What's creating that texture on your interior? Is that factory? ...or did you texturize it?
Perhaps Body Schutz. Not sure if it was factory on RSRs.

Nice workmanship.
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Almost looks like bedliner! ...which would probably be a good idea.
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It's already starting to look good. Keep us posted.
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Almost looks like bedliner! ...which would probably be a good idea.
Can you paint bedliner? Must be a bear to remove.
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Can you paint bedliner? Must be a bear to remove.
Good question. I think you can "dye" bedliner more than paint it. But maybe? ...although, if you paint it...you've kinda killed the whole point to bedliner...right?

..and yes, if you ever have to remove it...fuggetaboutit..
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You gotta bring that beast out to an AX when shes done!
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my car had that texture stuff on the inner fenders. I used a propane torch and a scraper to get rid of it when I had the motor out. I tryed everything, the only thing that would get it off was a torch.

I really like your car, looks very nice!!!!

Kyle

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