mperdue

Never seen the luggage rack. COOL!

Awesome work man! Are you using the dimensions from the FSM to put it together? Also, could you also try one without the airdam? I'd love a copy of the source when you're done. I don't do 3dsmax work myself but I have a friend who does.

That's one scary looking manifold. You could call that one Medusa. Is it custom?

Are those your cars? Looks like they're just wasting away!!!

That's a scary looking creature behind you!

I like the "vintage" style striping. Looks mean!

Nice paint job. Couldn't you give us at least 1 pic showing what the front end looks like?

I didn't realize this was your car. Awesome work!! I hope mine will look like that some day (green not orange). Keep us updated.

Uhhh Is it a '70 or a '71? I'm confused. Looks like a nice project car in any case - but I'd like to see more pics!

What's that attached to the front of your steering rack?

Beautiful color!!!!

I hope you got the blaster working fine. BUt actually if you've got a box and lots of air compressor power you could go with a siphon blaster for the hood. Maybe less trouble than the pressure blaster.

edit

Beautiful! What kind of paint is that? Looks much more uniform than mine (which was brushed).

Those are one of my favorite sets of wheels. Looks awesome!

Looks like my setup - rotisserie on wheels. Wouldn't have it any other way. From here it looks like a pretty clean chassis

Why the frown face? The rebuild is the fun part! Hehehe... What's your buddy's name?

don't you love the rotisserie?

Looks good. You need to clean up that floorboard so we can see the nice shiny metal. Xylene will take most of that black gunk off.

Awesome! And I missed this by only a few days...

Nice pair! FX35 or FX45?

Gav, actually mine had almost no rust at all under the floor gunk. All of my rust was in the exposed parts around the drain holes. The gunk really made a good seal. Mine also has the dents in the corner

Nice looking Z !! That stock lime really grabs you!

Looks great Mike. I plan to do the same to mine. Let us know what a difference it makes. I usually see this stuff used as dampening in cars with "booming systems" but it should kill road noise somewhat too.

How did you get your gas/brake lines so shiny? New, polished, cleaned? If new, where did you get them? Looks great!