Thanks, guys. Most nerve racking part of the whole exercise was having to trim and remove the stock inner section as you can't really successfully adhere to that cheap vinyl surface. Screw it up and have to spend another $250 on another set!
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Horseplay: 1965 Fastback Restomod
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swpruett
Member
Looks great! Glad to see you enjoying it!
I like too
Dne'
Well-Known Member
Just went through your entire build! Gee, I'll be happy just to do what I do do
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Dne'
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Oh, you're incredible!!! forgot to mention after all the excitment!
Hope you found some inspiration in there somewhere. And thank you.
steveh326
Active Member
i agree with comments above, some real talent and creativity has gone in to your car and it really shows... very very nice.
Many thanks. I'm firing things up again now to get started on my next project, the F1 I picked up this spring out in AZ. Got some good ideas of what I am going to do with her. A new build thread on that will be opened up soon. Stay tuned!