I had a spare brake caliper decal... makes the 5.00 license plate look a lot better :)

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Also made some exhaust tip covers and painted those black, to avoid getting the bumper dirty... Need to adjust them, just some quick photos

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Baby steps... baby steps side mirrors...

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Baby steps... baby steps front slip spoiler...

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I will pick them up Saturday and do the install sometime next year, lol...

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Got some small parts that I misplaced (and will sure find after I do the install) for the sunroof air deflector... now I need to find out how the heck these are installed... :confused:

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LED license plate light
 

Thanks for the tip. I just finished an RSR backdate project was stumped on how to create license plate lights without drilling holes where I didn't want them. I saw your thread, ordered the lights and just finished installing them. They work great and no additional holes!

If all goes well, by the end of next week, the car should be done...

They are fixing the small paint details we found, installing the front lip, side mirrors, finishing fitting of the headlights, fuel filler setup, front fender side mesh, and install of side scripts.

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Can't wait to see it in person, Great job guys, :)

Lou

Like to see your car and Jeremy's running side by side at Sebring. Any chance of that?

At some DE, sure!! But our car is not setup for hardcore racing... Jeremy would be running circles around us, lol.

Once the body is done then we have to drop the engine and tranny to clean it up, paint the engine bay, fix the crushed oil lines (using the pressured air method), change oil seals, injector boots, go over the brakes...

But I want to take it to the track for DEs... SmileWavy

Some photos from the fuel filler build...

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I am very interested in this. Can you provide some info on how this is done? I've got a few good indentations in mine and was thinking of just replacing them.

Sure, here you go:

Fixed my Crushed Oil line for $5 and a beer.

subscribed. Nice work!!

Now with water drain and sealer...

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Side mirrors are also finished...but I will install those since I left the bolts at home, duh!

I like that any specs on how you did it

Fuel filler done!

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps1ac6ca44.jpg

Still need to replace the rubber hose with a flexible one as the 90 degree one that I got was not a perfect fit...

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps1d57956f.jpg

To make the drain/water catcher it is just using a cheap bowl as the mold. Fiber glass over a bowl. Once dry, remove the bowl and you get a nice FB piece. Wish we would have left it in raw fiber glass... But it got painted the same color as the tank.

Then we cut the stock filler pipe just to use the section where the cap screws on. Some epoxy to glue it to the fb bowl, some seam sealer. Weld two bracket to hold it at the brake base, one 90 degree bent rubber hose and voila!

Where did you pick up the cover you mounted on the hood

From a Mustang... :eek: :)

So I could pick one up at summit racing then thanks

Correct. Ours came from a Mustang, so we had to grind the logo on the inside of the lid...:D

One last question did you flange your hood