CYM restoration, it is GUTTED!
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CYM restoration, it is GUTTED!
It is hard to believe how much room a car takes up when it is torn apart.
Check out the last 3 pics, the interior and front end are completely gutted, no wiring, dash, pedals, etc. It should be going to the paint shop this week. It'll probably take about 1-2 months for them to do everything then it'll take me another 1-2 months to put it back together.
I decided to drop the engine, trans and front suspension as a unit right out the bottom, this saved a lot of disassembly time.
http://community.webshots.com/album/89560034SgoVwL
Now if I can just get those headlights from 93BlackFD
Check out the last 3 pics, the interior and front end are completely gutted, no wiring, dash, pedals, etc. It should be going to the paint shop this week. It'll probably take about 1-2 months for them to do everything then it'll take me another 1-2 months to put it back together.
I decided to drop the engine, trans and front suspension as a unit right out the bottom, this saved a lot of disassembly time.
http://community.webshots.com/album/89560034SgoVwL
Now if I can just get those headlights from 93BlackFD
Jeff, why do most of the FDs you restore to health have gimp wheels on them? Is there a correlation we can draw between the preference for ugly, heavy wheels and lack of driving skills in the same individual? 
Tell me about it. Half of the shelves in my garage would be empty if I just put my car back together.

It is hard to believe how much room a car takes up when it is torn apart.
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You know Jim I was SERIOUSLY thinking about your car when I wrote that "how much room" comment
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This is the only FD I've fixed that didn't have stock wheels
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.This is the only FD I've fixed that didn't have stock wheels
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Great project turbojeff, I have a question for you.. Do you know of any websites where I could research on how to begin sanding my entire FD down. Filling up dents in my door, fender and hood then begin to get her primed for the painting process?
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Originally posted by turbojeff
This is the only FD I've fixed that didn't have stock wheels
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This is the only FD I've fixed that didn't have stock wheels
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Originally posted by jimlab
Really? I thought a couple of the cars in your photo albums had similar chunky 5-star wheels on them.
Really? I thought a couple of the cars in your photo albums had similar chunky 5-star wheels on them.
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Check out this pic of how much paint is on the car.
Can your camera get this close up?
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...53005807COymIf
Mine can't either
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Can your camera get this close up?
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...53005807COymIf
Mine can't either
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Originally posted by RotorMotor
hey turbojeff, what is that a picture of in the 'How many times has this car been repainted?' im trying to figure out what part of that is metal...
hey turbojeff, what is that a picture of in the 'How many times has this car been repainted?' im trying to figure out what part of that is metal...
Originally posted by turbojeff
Exactly, it is a cross section.
Exactly, it is a cross section.
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