widzia

This E9 is not mine but the owners asks around 100K for completed project.

Meanwhile here is a small (literally) teaser of the paintjob result..

a striper

Beautiful.

FB#1

Very Nice. Good to see things being done to a high level in your restoration.

widzia

Thanks!

















and..

Sweede

Looking great, keep up the good work

C3 4ME

Your progress is amazing. I'm really liking everything I've seen. Keep up the good work.

Alex66

The Fresh Paintjob Looks greqt in the Pictures, Please Keep us posted how everything Looks in a Year after the Materials that have been used along with the Paintjob have finally settled. I am very interested. Very nice!

Andy Tuttle

Looking great!

widzia

Thanks guys!
Finally exhaust completed. A sound video soon.

widzia

widzia

The build is moving extremely slowly.

Carpeting in process:


OT: It took 15 years, but finally I convinced my Dad to get a true driver's car. He went for a C7. This encouraged me to get my dream car as well... (the blue one).

a striper

Nice! 1997?

widzia

Yes. A true European import with km/h on the speedo.

a striper

Viper and an STi...I like where this is going.

Sunracer

Nice looking exhaust system. However, I think you may end up regretting the header wrap. It tends to shorten the life of the headers a great deal. Good ceramic coat and insulation inside the car will be better.

OZvette72

my question too??

Nice Project Very Impressed ... but I am still curious about your choice of copper as a fuel line, never really got your reason. I really like the idea as an alternative and am now looking to do the same on a resto that I have.

widzia

Yes these are copper lines. We have a good practice of using these here. I mean never faced any issue related with the copper lines during my over 15 year of practice.

P.s.

She was the one who stopped Corvette build progress:



ut now when she'is completed, let's get back to work:

widzia

I had a pause in thus project due to issues with the human working power however things started moving forward again:



Working on interior installation now. Updates very soon.

doorgunner

From 10 year's experience on my street rod I know that tight header wrap works well BUT the car has to be driven several times a week to keep the wrap "dry" or the headers will "rot". Salt on roads/scary!

Grumpy 427

Very cool build. I like that you spare no expense . I built mine the same way, body off rebuild absolutely everything in the frame is new. I love the trans crossmember, i stayed with an automatic, but found a true dual crossmember from a 79 and used that. Your exhaust is amazing. Keep up the great work.