The 5376 tread.

Or you could buy a set of Euro bumperettes. Not as much fun, but.... You might even be saving some money making your own.

Has to start to learn to weld aluminium sometime, so why not. All others has steel..

Here is the seat. Very dusty, very supportive and very comfy.

Nice seat. Those welds look pretty good.

Any thoughts on marketing the bumperettes?

I will count hours on the finnished item before I answer that.

Not much yet to look at, but I'm building a plug for my own interpretation of the non-fender GT-4 spoiler. Will be quite like the normal one exept that down towards the lower lip it is extender about 2" forward.

Testing out size and and place for the holes.

Fresh out of the plug. Looks a bit messy since the paint in the plug got messed up by the relese-agent I used (changed brand, not good).

And being in the middle of the night, with a freezing temperature, I got a bit of mist on the lens too..

One more:

And again:

That looks like a lot of work!
Good job.
It should definately bring in the air.

I love it when people go above and beyond to achieve their goals.
Very cool!

Great work. Thats gonna look awesome.

Blaine

Coooool ! any more photos ?

Ron

Bumper ready for final sanding and paint:

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The rear bumpers was a bit harder than the front ones to do. Hammering it to have a bend all the way was timeconsuming (apr. 1/3") and will hopefully be nice.

Next is to have the bumpershocks removed and try out the new bumpers. Hope they are easy to remove.

Do you have a photo further back so we could see how the air dam looks with the rest of the car?

Neat work. The bumper brackets look like guns.

Gary

Can roll it outside one of these days to get a sideview photo of the car. On the photos the airdam looks so and so, but in the flesh (or fiberglass..) I'm wery happy with it. Looks as agressive as I wanted it to do.

I love this sort of stuff!

Is the airdam a 1-off or will you be offering them??

Ron

I have the plug I made it out of in the garage..

Got the pictures of my new wheels now. Looks good I think.

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For the planned Nurburgring trip in late may, I'm working on this. Trying to become a friend of the mill..

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Made some changes to the air-dam to house the front indicators. Painted it a thin layer of black to see if I want to go further with the cars present "GTS" paint scheme. Will need to let it in for a few days I think. What do you think? Have it black, and paint the lower body black too, or go for an all blue color that I think is very nice?

The blue color I have bought is this Lambo color. Afraid I wont be able to have it repainted before the start of the season here.

Just found out that the car originally was white as I shined up the aera under the front hood.

The new front wheels on.

Fits nice.

Rear will need to go out about 1,5".

As the wheels was of, I got to take a closer look for the first time of the cars underside. Inside the wheelhousings it looked much better than hoped for, and extremely much better than expected for a car as old as this. Wery solid and sound for a untuched original car. Happy about that. Being that it have been used sparsely in San Diego since new might have something to do with that.

Facing front in the right rear wheelhousing:

Rearward:

Forward front right:

As asked in the other tread about the wheels, they was redone by: http://www.weldcraftwheels.com/
James there is to this point in my moneyspending car-years one of the guys that have at every request from me gone to the greatest lenght to fulfill my wishes. So, I can easily recomend him to you all
If I'm not recaling to much wrong, I payed like $600 to have the fronts done 1" narrower, and the rears 2" wider to 11". Chose to have this done since I like the look of the wheels wery much. The wheels are real Ford SVO-wheels. Not copys.

Here is one in "full figure".

One with the air-dam mocked up. Will do some minor work on it before paint hopefully next week.

Ordered the spacerkit today. Will help the rear look so much better from all other angels than straight from the side.

Here it runs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ilnhtp4_NNs