My 1969 mach 1 restomod project
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Are you going to paint this car or have the whole thing in CF panels
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Nah, painting over the CF. Seems a pity to paint such pretty stuff though. We'll leave the CF look to the jappers!Shaunp wrote:Are you going to paint this car or have the whole thing in CF panels
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Perhaps some well placed decals/stripes that are removed after paint to reveal what lay beneath? Seems a shame to hide.
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Thats a damn good idea, would be a very subtle way of showing off.Foresight wrote:Perhaps some well placed decals/stripes that are removed after paint to reveal what lay beneath? Seems a shame to hide.
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Don't know I think I'd satin black/charcoal, ie match the colour by eye on the rest of the car, and leave the CF parts plain, could look really killer, you paid for it I'd show it off.
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I agree, they look awesome, some subtle reveals would look great. Awesome project either way. Keep it coming
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Sure is going to be a light car.
Get the rest of the body wrapped.
http://carbonfibrevinylwrap.net.au/carb ... vinyl-wrap
Get the rest of the body wrapped.
http://carbonfibrevinylwrap.net.au/carb ... vinyl-wrap
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Re: My 1969 mach 1 restomod project
You could wrap the rest of the body in carbon fibre vinyl
Carbon Fibre Vinyl Wrap
..or
Carbon Fibre Paint Effect
Carbon Fibre Vinyl Wrap
..or
Carbon Fibre Paint Effect
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OH well,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, just like all the rest.6T9rustang wrote:NEVER! Red and black as per the dream!
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Good to hear from you Russ.
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This car gives me hard on.
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From what Kerry says, anything can do that...........soc123_au wrote:This car gives me hard on.
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But have to agree, this will be one hell of a car.
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Hi, does anyone know what happened with this project, did it get on the road? Does Russ still post on the forum? I am getting to the end stages of a 69 restomod as well & I would love to know where he got his billet trunk hinges from?
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Re: My 1969 mach 1 restomod project
HELLO ALL AGAIN!!! Hope you are all well. Yes I'm still alive, yes the car is still in my possession, although I'm thinking of changing my avatar to the 'Mustang Ten YEAR Club'...
Been some time since I've been on here as the pain of not being able to go on with my project, as others on here progressed with theirs... was to much to bare
Purchased a house and 12acre block so my finances have been kept to a minimum. The place needed a whole lot of loving and most importantly a shed (12x7m) which is currently being built... So with many a soulless day passed, with constant empty stares and cravings of something with power under my foot, my project, and with ' The Mrs's blessing' will get under way in Late march 2014. Because after all, every man needs, every man deserves, a toy. :rotfl:
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Purchased a house and 12acre block so my finances have been kept to a minimum. The place needed a whole lot of loving and most importantly a shed (12x7m) which is currently being built... So with many a soulless day passed, with constant empty stares and cravings of something with power under my foot, my project, and with ' The Mrs's blessing' will get under way in Late march 2014. Because after all, every man needs, every man deserves, a toy. :rotfl:
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Do not know if it has his Mrs blessing, but this is Pinto-Pete's "toy" ......6T9rustang wrote: The Mrs's blessing' will get under way in Late march 2014. Because after all, every man needs, every man deserves, a toy. :rotfl:
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Kerry
To our wives and sweethearts. May they never meet
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