Ready for Bumper #3
Well, I just ripped another crumpled bumper off, so the car can go to the bodyshop tomorrow. I'm really getting good at it. This will be my third front bumper (2nd 996 bumper) since I bought the car. I hope this one stays nice longer than the last one. We're going to shoot the whole front clip this time to erase some stone chips and a ding on one of the fenders.
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how come u had to go trough so many of them? too low?
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OMG, Grizz :eek: :eek: is that a Mach 1 green monster next to the box? Holy Schnap...for the love of pete...you just climb up all the way to the top of my cool people list :D :D more pix, please :o
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Looking on the bright side, your radiators look really clean. Nice garage! What cars are on and under the lift?
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damn man, they werent fixable?
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Uncle, you just got me yelled at, dude. The exterior picture, of course I already had. I ran downstairs to get an interior and engine shot for you, and Mrs. Grizzly's like "WTF!!! Go to sleep!!!"
They just don't understand. :confused: http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k2...011/72Mach.jpg http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k2...1/DSC00351.jpg http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k2...1/DSC00350.jpg |
Thats how my car looked this morning. I took my GT3 bumper off and put the stock one on in about 20 minutes. I dont put the screws that youd need to take the wheel liner out back in, it doesnt effect it any and it saves 30 minutes of jacking and ect...
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Thanks a bunch! It look so clean...hands down to you, dude! I'm drooling...
yap, they don't understand! I almost got my hand into one of these few years back but she said a house w/ a garage first and next thing you knew after i got her the house, daughter goes to college, son in h/s and one grade school and i forgot about it already not till I saw the green monster again :D can't wait to show it to wifey :cheers: BTW..it's Gerry Quote:
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Grizzly, very nice man, Thats exactly what I want my garage to be like when I get a house.
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Sweet rides! I just sold a '68 Camaro RS/SS that was restored. Made a few bucks on it, ended up buying this boxster. Cool factor probably down a smidge having the boxster over the Camaro, but I couldn't take the little transmission or oil leaks. Wasn't the original engine, but damn it would haul! Here's some pics. Oh, sweet garage. You should consider epoxy painting your garage floor. I did it to mine and it's the difference between night and day. Your floor also won't get stained from leaks. (Not to say your cars are leaking) but it show cases your cars that much more too. I used an epoxy kit from Lowes to do mine. I'll have to take some pics of the floor.
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Man that's a sweet Camaro! I particularly love the way the exhaust dumps out behind the rear wheel. All business, no fanfare. I want to do something similar with my T-Bird. Right now, it has the Mustang LX type stainless exhaust. Too flashy. I want something more subtle that doesn't immediately give away my secrets. :cool:
I had a red epoxy floor in my last garage. I loved my epoxy floor. Best garage improvement project, ever. I'm negotiating with a RaceDeck representative right now to do tile this time. I need 1000 sq ft, so I have to make a great deal or it's not going to happen. If not, I'll happily do the epoxy again. The Sunoco sign and lamps you see are just the beginning. I'm restoring two 1939 Sunoco gas pumps that will go on either side of the archway. Then my brother and I are going to tile that wall to look like the front of an old porcelain service station. Then, if my wife doesn't kill me in my sleep, I want to get a glass garage door like the old service stations would have had between the front and rear garages. The net effect would be that you are looking at an old service station with cars in the service bays. With that door closed, it would also keep over-spray, glass bead, sanding dust, etc. from getting on the cars in the front garage. |
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