A beautiful thing :-)
11-03-01, 01:15 PM
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A beautiful thing :-)
Just cleaning the yard and spoted a beautiful thing ... just thought I'd share
A couple shots of the pair in the garage, and then some closeups of the purple paint to give you a better idea of the real color.
A couple shots of the pair in the garage, and then some closeups of the purple paint to give you a better idea of the real color.
11-03-01, 03:55 PM
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That's purty. And while I'm thinking about it. Have you noticed an increased number of FC's in the area lately? I see them pretty frequently now and it's not the same couple all the time. There's one for sale in o'fallon on my way to work that I've been thinking about stopping an looking at but haven't.
11-04-01, 12:03 AM
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is that the corksport bumper or real border? it doesn't look to low, I think the 89-91 chin spoiler would be lower right?
if it's the corksport whats the qual like? can you fit the stock fogs in there? looks like you can.
if it's the corksport whats the qual like? can you fit the stock fogs in there? looks like you can.
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11-04-01, 04:32 PM
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Originally posted by Scott 89t2
is that the corksport bumper or real border? it doesn't look to low, I think the 89-91 chin spoiler would be lower right?
if it's the corksport whats the qual like? can you fit the stock fogs in there? looks like you can.
is that the corksport bumper or real border? it doesn't look to low, I think the 89-91 chin spoiler would be lower right?
if it's the corksport whats the qual like? can you fit the stock fogs in there? looks like you can.
Thanks for the compliment Node
11-04-01, 05:26 PM
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To avoid scratches in the paints exterior [the swirl marks in your purple paint], use a thick, terrycloth towel instead of a sponge or tightly woven material. The sponge and woven material can catch little pieces of dirt and drag it all across your car's finish. The terrycloth towel is thicker and can absorb dirt into the nap of the towel. Then you wont have those nasty looking marks when the sun shines! I did this with my new paint job, and it looks better than some 2002 model cars that have been washed just a couple times poorly... hope that helps for next time~!
11-04-01, 06:33 PM
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dam those are mint. anyone know how much i can geta a Turbo II hood for? i got a 1987 N/A, and im droppin a Turbo II engine in it, so i need a Turbo II hood with the scoop.
heres my car, tell me what you think.
heres my car, tell me what you think.
Looking good.
11-04-01, 11:27 PM
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Originally posted by IdentiD FC
To avoid scratches in the paints exterior [the swirl marks in your purple paint], use a thick, terrycloth towel instead of a sponge or tightly woven material. The sponge and woven material can catch little pieces of dirt and drag it all across your car's finish. The terrycloth towel is thicker and can absorb dirt into the nap of the towel. Then you wont have those nasty looking marks when the sun shines! I did this with my new paint job, and it looks better than some 2002 model cars that have been washed just a couple times poorly... hope that helps for next time~!
To avoid scratches in the paints exterior [the swirl marks in your purple paint], use a thick, terrycloth towel instead of a sponge or tightly woven material. The sponge and woven material can catch little pieces of dirt and drag it all across your car's finish. The terrycloth towel is thicker and can absorb dirt into the nap of the towel. Then you wont have those nasty looking marks when the sun shines! I did this with my new paint job, and it looks better than some 2002 model cars that have been washed just a couple times poorly... hope that helps for next time~!
Both the cars are mine ... the red one is the 90 Vert.
11-05-01, 02:41 PM
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I think you took my definition of "scratches" incorrectly. The swirl marks are clearly visible on your hood, and you can avoid getting those by doing what I mentioned above. Take a closer look at the picture you took -- notice the swirls radiate out concentrically from the light source shining on the hood? You can only see those in certain light, but you could avoid getting them next time!
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