XP Falcon
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Re: XP Falcon
Great work i like the look of the XP such a classic
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yeh dynamic they are a nice looking vehicle - really good lines..i think it will get dropped at some point, i think lowering xp's makes them look a little tougherDynamic wrote:Great work i like the look of the XP such a classic
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You dont muck about!! Thats looking good. If the paint is a bit peely a cut & buff will sort it out. 2k or Acrylic?
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acrylic..im not sure how right this is but the people i bought the paint from - local dupont dealer said i dont need clears because its white..so im buffing colour....
he also told me to use 2k cutting paste so that what i have...opinions?
its coming up ok, some bits here and there - you sometimes dont see it until bou buff it..
that car would have been back together running, but ended up getting a labouring job for a few weeks in December so im 3 weeks behind..its coming along, hopefully send seats off for a retrim today
he also told me to use 2k cutting paste so that what i have...opinions?
its coming up ok, some bits here and there - you sometimes dont see it until bou buff it..
that car would have been back together running, but ended up getting a labouring job for a few weeks in December so im 3 weeks behind..its coming along, hopefully send seats off for a retrim today
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the lines really are nice! once its dropped will look super hot! any idea on the tyres or rims you putting on?jbrucem1 wrote:yeh dynamic they are a nice looking vehicle - really good lines..i think it will get dropped at some point, i think lowering xp's makes them look a little tougherDynamic wrote:Great work i like the look of the XP such a classic
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No clear needed on a solid colour. Some 2k solid colours are clear over base, but only fairly new colours. In acrylic clear over solids is not needed. I assume they have given you Faracla G3 or G5?
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Love the XP's. I am very keen to guy one for my son to use as his first car. How much did you end up getting it for jbrucem1 if you don't mind me asking.
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at this stage wheels will just be the steelies that came with it - repainted the same white as the car, with a set of ford imprint hubcaps (XL vintage maybe)..Dynamic wrote:the lines really are nice! once its dropped will look super hot! any idea on the tyres or rims you putting on?jbrucem1 wrote:yeh dynamic they are a nice looking vehicle - really good lines..i think it will get dropped at some point, i think lowering xp's makes them look a little tougherDynamic wrote:Great work i like the look of the XP such a classic
down the track if i keep the car will get discs - 5 stud front and rear with a set of convos or something of that style..
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cage how old is your son??give u a good pricecage wrote:Love the XP's. I am very keen to guy one for my son to use as his first car. How much did you end up getting it for jbrucem1 if you don't mind me asking.
i bought it quite cheap (1K) and havent spent a whole lot on it (dont plan to)..have a local trimmer doing seats and door panels in near future, does good work and for under 1000 for the lot im stoked..Rubber kit is the big killer, still looking at US options..Aus retailer want upto 1500 for a kit! Engine was running - new top end gaskets, paint and plugs is hopefully all i need there..thats about as far as ill get, hopefully to RWC, Vic club rego and drive it aroud a bit..thats the plan at this stage
hopefully will get out of it between 4-4.5K..pretty cheap cruiser (a lot of my own time though) - not worth much...
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That is a good buy as I have looked at a few for around the $2K and you would be lucky to use them as a donor car. My son is only 11 so I have some time. How much you want for it?
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Cage i think I'll hold onto it at this stage..in a few years mate, could be perfect for him..i was pretty happy with the buy, they are starting to get expensive, and they all seem to have rust..
Finished cutting her back, the shine with the solid white is already pretty good, will probably put a swirl remover/polish over it eventually
Interior came up quite well, gonna leave it with some texture -
Wheels cleaned and painte..cleaned up a hubcap and couldnt help but see what it will look like..not too bad
Finished cutting her back, the shine with the solid white is already pretty good, will probably put a swirl remover/polish over it eventually
Interior came up quite well, gonna leave it with some texture -
Wheels cleaned and painte..cleaned up a hubcap and couldnt help but see what it will look like..not too bad
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Re: XP Falcon
Mate that looks tops, well done
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Re: XP Falcon
Very nice mate. I am jealous
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little update on the XP
Shes all bolted back together (exterior) and the engine is in.
Fired it up with the old man saturday arvo, some small adjustments and was purring like a kitten..
Reversed it out of the shed Sunday (brakes and trans all working - unbeleivable) without seats and gave the old girl a little clean. Doesnt look too bad..
Interior due back this week, I think it will be the hilight
Will try and get some pics up once all back together
Shes all bolted back together (exterior) and the engine is in.
Fired it up with the old man saturday arvo, some small adjustments and was purring like a kitten..
Reversed it out of the shed Sunday (brakes and trans all working - unbeleivable) without seats and gave the old girl a little clean. Doesnt look too bad..
Interior due back this week, I think it will be the hilight
Will try and get some pics up once all back together