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well here are some updates, a year later lol.
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That is very clean. Especially the front. Like how the quarter panel and rear bumper were made into one flat smooth piece.
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thanks to everyone. it has been a long road and im still not done but at least i can get an idea of what it will look like.
yeah there was some triming made lol
brandon, tell about it that i was never going to see this stage of the build lol.
yeah there was some triming made lol
brandon, tell about it that i was never going to see this stage of the build lol.
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I admire the balls it takes in order to mod a new ride to the level you have. Cutting up and modding an old ride is easy cuz normally they need work anyway but to build a new ride at this level is pretty ballsy! 
Is it going to match the rendering in your sig as far as paint scheme?
Is it going to match the rendering in your sig as far as paint scheme?
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Well, not many of us has what it takes to keep up with this level of build....
I have done this kind of build with my old Eclipse. I spend prob over 40 grand in paint/custom engines/fiber glass interior. Just goes on and on. They car spending like Texas a year in the shop. Just to much for me anymore. Plus get to a point where it is hard to drive it and enjoy it.
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Yeah, I hear ya. By the time you're done and you've spent all that time on it you're ready to move on to something else and you haven't even gotten much time to enjoy it a lot of times.
pretty much.
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