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    1. #41
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      Jun 2014
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      Highland Village, TX
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      I think this is Why the Term "Car Porn" came about... Awesome...

      Ron -
      1970 Mach1
      440 RWHP, 428 RWTQ
      Calypso Coral, 357W, T5Z 5-speed,
      Edelbrock 454 17x8 Wheels, 255x40x17 rear, 215x45x17 front, Bridgestone Potenza RE-71, TCP Coilovers Front, Global West Del-A-Lum Bushings,Global West Adj. Strut Rods, Wilwood Discs All around


    2. #42
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      Sep 2014
      Location
      Bay Area
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      Project Update: Rebuild Part 1

      Once the car was painted, color sanded, and buffed out we installed the rear bumper, decklid, gas cap and window trim/moldings. We also laid down a sound/heat absorber on the floor of the car. We went with a light weight matting to keep the weight down since a lot of heat and sound deadeners can add over a hundred pounds to the car. We painted the window the window trim the same color as the center of the wheels.

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    3. #43
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      Apr 2015
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      Country Flag: United States
      words cannot describe how amazing those bumpers and hood turned out. absolutely amazing.

    4. #44
      Join Date
      Dec 2014
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      Wow wow wow wow and wow!

      Here I sit surrounded by my 69 Mach 1, parts spread everywhere, drooling over the result you have created here. I can only wish mine comes out half as good as yours. The colour and what you have done with those carbon is simply amazing. I don't really go for the carbon fibre look but to tint them like that, you've nailed it. Very very impressive, well done!

    5. #45
      Join Date
      Nov 2010
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      1,387
      Country Flag: United States
      High Quality does not .. quite mach what you diD! CAR IS STUNNING!
      68 Camaro RS twin turbo
      https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...d-Intent-V-2-0

      1993 Toyota Supra 6768 Built Single Turbo


      Slow Lifted Jeep No TURBO :(

      Randal F

    6. #46
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      Jan 2009
      Location
      Chattanooga, TN
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      291
      Guys this is outstanding! The thinned red on the carbon parts is shear genius!

      So are you guys a shop/body shop? Or just avid hobbists? Super proffesional results anyway you look at it!
      Stephen S.
      1967 Ford Mustang 4.7L, T5

    7. #47
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      Nov 2007
      Location
      Dayton, Ohio
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      443
      Country Flag: United States
      The color looks absolutely awesome!
      Roger

      69 Mustang coupe, under construction
      2011 Mustang - DD
      https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...ang-SuperCoupe

      Freedom Of Speed!




    8. #48
      Join Date
      Mar 2015
      Location
      Ontario
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      24
      Country Flag: Canada
      Words can not describe this car! Amazing work! Cant wait to see it on all fours and sitting pretty in the sunlight! That 427 is going to be a monster! What trans are you guys going to be running? 5spd? 6spd? Keep up the killer work!

      Mike

    9. #49
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      Aug 2015
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      charlotte
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      This picture! first to make me swear out loud
      I haven't been a fan of carbon until now

    10. #50
      Join Date
      Feb 2005
      Location
      Waterloo, Ia
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      1,408
      This is such a cool build. The cantilever suspension, the Cleveland based engine, ill be checking back in here.
      -Nick
      -1967 GTO I drive and race
      -Build threads:
      -http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=615847&page=23
      -https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...project-thread


    11. #51
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      Bdefazio sent you a PM

    12. #52
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      Sep 2014
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      Quote Originally Posted by MSTSFabbed View Post
      Guys this is outstanding! The thinned red on the carbon parts is shear genius!

      So are you guys a shop/body shop? Or just avid hobbists? Super proffesional results anyway you look at it!
      We just enjoy it as a hobby haha. My dad used to paint cars and race back in the day and I've always enjoyed working on cars since I can remember. It was supposed to be just a small one year project that turned into an almost 4 year build.

    13. #53
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      Sep 2014
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      Bay Area
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      Quote Originally Posted by classiccarnut View Post
      Words can not describe this car! Amazing work! Cant wait to see it on all fours and sitting pretty in the sunlight! That 427 is going to be a monster! What trans are you guys going to be running? 5spd? 6spd? Keep up the killer work!

      Mike
      We are running the Tremec 5 speed, its the TKO600. Pretty solid driveline and rear end so should do a nice job putting the power to the ground

    14. #54
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      Nov 2006
      Location
      Ma.
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      Beautiful job! You do amazing work.
      Wayne
      Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
      Project FNQUIK https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ghlight=FNQUIK

    15. #55
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      Sep 2014
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      Project Update: Rebuild Part 2

      Once the rear bumper, rear valance exhaust tips, and deck lid were installed we moved to installing the rear end and the wheels.

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      We also wanted to have an accessible battery port that was outside of the car so that we could charge and maintain the battery. Since the trunk interior will be covering up the battery, we wanted to have an easily accessible way of charging/maintaining the battery without having to pull the trunk interior panels out. We decided to mount it under the license plate, since that is an easy spot to get to and can be hidden. By making a pull down license plate bracket, the license plate can now be pulled downwards, revealing the charging ports for the battery.

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    16. #56
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      Jan 2014
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      Bakersfield, Ca
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      Quote Originally Posted by bdefazio View Post
      This is the start of a high end pro-touring style 1969 Mustang Fastback.
      Uh, yep! I do believe you met the high end mark. Congrats on a job well done.
      Bob Mac
      There are two kinds of people, those who own pickups and those who borrow them.

    17. #57
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      Apr 2009
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      FRANCE
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      OMG, it's beautiful...
      Smart idea to paint the carbon !
      The hood is awesome...
      can't stop drooling
      Gil

    18. #58
      Join Date
      Aug 2005
      Location
      SF, Bay Area
      Posts
      447
      Attachment 124075

      Where did these hard line brackets come from? brand?

      Killer build!! nice to see more local folks popping up
      1965 Chevelle. PM me about wheel tool rental

    19. #59
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      Sep 2014
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      Bay Area
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      Quote Originally Posted by 67cougnut View Post
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      Where did these hard line brackets come from? brand?

      Killer build!! nice to see more local folks popping up
      We actually made them. A lot of the brackets and aluminum components we fabricated. Its hard to find stuff that looks good and does the job you need it to. Sorry to let you down on the manufacturer, unfortunately there isn't one haha

    20. #60
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      Mar 2016
      Posts
      13
      That car is filthy. The color is incredible. I'm now wondering how it would look if I did that to my bumper with a diluted super dark gray on carbon. I think it would look really good actually

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