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For those who are interested/care LOL!

decided to approach the fakerrari by starting at the back and working forward!

So 3 nights to stick a bit of mesh in the rear panel:blink: then I moved onto the t/pipes.........

These stuck out way too far for me so started cutting and shutting em' Tonight,

As it arrived.

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One in, one out!

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Both done,looks loads better I reckon.....

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This is what I was after from the side,

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Need to order a h/level brake light and get the rear lights in next (originals :blink:)

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Cheers chaps!-done a bit more........

With the diffuser fitted the ar5e end wobbled,so made a couple brackets to support it,now solid!

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Trying to show upper and lower grilles fitted with this pic and failing! LOL!

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Inner air duct was then bonded in and the arch liners fitted,these are a git!-loads of trimming,trying etc.........

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Got to squirt some underseal around and other than the brakes the rears done.

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Looks fantastic mate :thumbup1:

 

Just out of interest, how much did the body shell cost?

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Looks fantastic mate :thumbup1:

 

Just out of interest, how much did the body shell cost?

 

Just the panel kit to fit the Roadster is £7500.........

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Had a go at the Headlights Today,they both need building up from bits to this.......

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Then they go in and aligned as near as possible before bonding to the mounting!

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Got both done and bloody glad that's over with!

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Knocked up a beam setter to get the headlights somewhere near..

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Found the rad is Fubar!-still glad I found it now while it's accessible!

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Whilst the front is stripped thought I give her a coat of underseal....

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And got carried away and did the lot!

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That's coming on very nicely mate.

 

Are you restricted on what cars you can use as a doner?

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That's coming on very nicely mate.

 

Are you restricted on what cars you can use as a doner?

 

This is only based on the roadster mate,the Scuderia they do is based on a Ford Cougar!-oh and now the 458!(don't know how they away with it TBH!)

The roadster with a 2Gr-fe 3.5 litre V6 goes like the real thing,it's a monster! LOL!

Loving it Mantav,

 

Wish I had the knowledge etc.. to do this.

 

Excellent work:thumbup1:

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So I thought I would add hood fitter to my C.V LOL!-hey,if I bugger it up I'll take it in to be done!

First thing was to fit the hood I won on E-Bay as the car came with just the frame and bits missing!

Two cables like these for a start,

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So got the hood fitted and went about cutting the original off.....

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Next job was to fit the rear 'turrets'-these shape the rear hood,

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The headlining goes in first,the bugger is to keep it all tight as you go,

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Headlining done and straps etc padded.......

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First trial of the hood,not looking too shabby!

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Still have to fit an inner carrier under the window,this is pulled tight inside the car......

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Hopefully Tomorrow should see it done:whistling:

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awesome work as always mate, wish i had the skills to do something like this, im not keen on this type of kit car as most are done poorly but this looks amazing

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awesome work as always mate, wish i had the skills to do something like this, im not keen on this type of kit car as most are done poorly but this looks amazing

 

Cheers Stella-TBH there is a lot of shite out there regarding kits but I first came across these in Spain.

The more I looked into em' the more I liked em'-the feedback is brill from Customers,media etc.

Very talented guys who run the the place.:yes:

i hated the old 355 kits, they were terrible, looking forward to the end result of this one your doing

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Finished at last!-not a nice job but one of those 'now I've done one......' cases!

Quite chuffed with myself actually,rag tops can look proper shite if not tight etc.....

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Rubbers etc back on,hopefully water proof!

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Even the headlining turned out nice (yes i'm surprised!)

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More later.....

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looking amazing mate :thumbup: wish i had the money and skill to do something like this.

although it's a shame you can see the toyota branded engine through the rear hatch cover.

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looking amazing mate :thumbup: wish i had the money and skill to do something like this.

although it's a shame you can see the toyota branded engine through the rear hatch cover.

For now!:whistling:

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This will look the nuts when painted etc.........

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Gratuituos shot showing the OE Bonnet badge I won for £29!-:tooth:

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Fitted the mirrors Tonight and started to fit interior trim,so not a lot to show! LOL!

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Mirrors done,using MR2 motors etc so still electrically adjusted.

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Starting to look exciting now!

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