Yea. My plan is to keep like this 'till I smash into something.
Then maybe re-fibermorph into something different.
Just hope the bumper lasts 'till I get the fenders and rockers on.
I'm always racing it in and out of the garage for sanding, only time I get to
drive

Scott, is the the right front corner of a red Austin Healey in the bottom of the photo???

Yep - a 3000 BJ-8.

Scott- me and my 3rd restoration job, '58 Healey 100-6. I really miss that car.
Yea that's me in the pic, not my flat chested girl friend.

The sun came out this weekend and I got most of the FG flare work complete.
Next task is to mold in the rockers and rear bumper!

I need some wheel and rubber to fill those flares up!

QUOTE (root @ Mar 13 2005, 06:26 PM)

I need some wheel and rubber to fill those flares up!

say it with me:

hello five lug

Got some more progress done on the 916 fibermorphing....

REALLY NEED MORE WHEEL AND RUBBER NOW!

need mo rubba.....lower the rear...and lose the monza

QUOTE (root @ Mar 27 2005, 01:59 PM)

Got some more progress done on the 916 fibermorphing....

hey, that exhaust cutout is crooked!

just like mine ...
Andy

Actually the Monza is bent and the cut-out is crooked

Looks like it stopped raining for a couple minutes, back to bondo
shaping for me!

Lookin good! Gona be doin that myself pretty soon...

That lookes exactly like my car. Gt flares, 916 front and rear bumpers, everything molded together, primer gray. The only thing different is I just finished the 5 lug conversion and havent cut out anything from the rear bumper yet. I think I might go with the Triad exhaust but I have to save up some money first, anyone want to buy a Bursch exhaust?

Oh ya, can you show a picture (you too Andy) of what you did with the gap between the front hood and front bumper? I cant seem to get that right yet.

i don't have any real closeups, let me know what exactly you want to look at an i'll take a pic tomorrow ...

Andy

Something like this, I want to see the hood gap.

another, I dont know why that is so bad quality

nice shoes

Adidas tuscany gt

...

Make it tight with fiberglass, and grind it down to 1/4 in. gap all the way around...

Put a little bondo to hold it, and paint....

Thats what I would do.....

Then again... I've never worked with fiberglass (this week I might do it... IF not then sunday.. lol