Finished my winter project
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Finished my winter project
I last posted about my car in this thread
"How's your winter project coming"
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-g...ct-coming.html
I have since finished it and have it back on the road with the improved weather.
I added some red and blue 1/4" pinstriping to the black stripes and am going to paint them on soon.
Also went with some carbon fiber for the interior and a Windrestrictor .
In the trunk I added chrome hinges and struts and some stainless steel pieces around the perimeter.
The car is shiny and clean but came out a little flat on the exposure however it shows up the stripes well
"How's your winter project coming"
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-g...ct-coming.html
I have since finished it and have it back on the road with the improved weather.
I added some red and blue 1/4" pinstriping to the black stripes and am going to paint them on soon.
Also went with some carbon fiber for the interior and a Windrestrictor .
In the trunk I added chrome hinges and struts and some stainless steel pieces around the perimeter.
The car is shiny and clean but came out a little flat on the exposure however it shows up the stripes well
Last edited by StrangelovesM6Vert; 04-13-2014 at 08:59 PM.
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I think it came out great
I spent over 100 hrs on it over the winter plus there was the 100 hrs I put in before over the summer mostly on the stereo and interior.
I also got these 18/19" wheels which will be going on soon.
May get the Wilwood 14" big brakes later.
I spent over 100 hrs on it over the winter plus there was the 100 hrs I put in before over the summer mostly on the stereo and interior.
I also got these 18/19" wheels which will be going on soon.
May get the Wilwood 14" big brakes later.
Last edited by StrangelovesM6Vert; 04-13-2014 at 01:29 PM.
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Very nicely done and good choice in the wheels.
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I have the RK Sport ones.
I like the smooth look.
They were less ridiculously expensive at 300.00 than some of the other ones for 400.00+
Had to cut the hole in the windshield washer cover for the cap
which was no big deal for handy me.
I guess they presume if you put a gallon of fluid in there it will last a long time, and undoing the screws to remove the cover to refill it only takes a minute.
Last edited by StrangelovesM6Vert; 04-19-2014 at 03:17 AM.
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