How is your car coming along? you got it on the rotissorie yet?

Wow awesome job on the gauge setup. The whole car looks great nice work.

looking real good,

:wow: Daaang brother...you've got it going on over there!

Gotta give ya :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Not yet. Still getting the new house and garage in order. I've been getting small parts done in the meantime. The shed will be done in the spring so the garage will be empty and available for the car. I have been following some leads in selling my NOS sheetmetal but nothing has materialized.

Looking great Mark! Lots of work done since I was there!! :thumbsup: :cheers:

Car is looking awesome!!! looks like you will be driving it this spring. YEAAA!!

I got my Fesler back up lights this week, and they turned out great. as far as I know Fesler is the first to put these out so far and I have been asking for a few years now. I offered to work with Amy and Chris on the fitting because they did not have a real RS in the area and I really want a set for Envy. My buddy Scott Spicer had a real RS in his shop so we used it for fitmit. We got them to a point where they are a direct bolt on. took about 15 minutes to install. Another great product from Fesler. Thanks Chris.

Looks awesome. Chris and his crew are awesome at what they do.:thumbsup:

Looking great Mark! Can't wait to see it done! :thumbsup:

Nice lights...I know they have been in the works for a while! Nice to see them on the car!! :thumbsup:

That makes 2 of us, The snow is killing me.

Guess who's coming to dinner!:D

you better up the minutes on your cell phone plan ! :rofl:

What's for Dinner? Be there around Monday. We got all the way up front so there's no unloading until it gets there. Take some picks of the off load please.

Some final picks before the tranformation begins.

Nerves of steel buddy, :willy: keep you eye out for a black truck and white trailer please:lol:

on a serious note...... the car looks great Mark !

Very cool! I'm real happy for you Mark!!

That looks good Mark.:thumbsup:

ok, know that Tracy has the car I need to think of some ideas for the engine compartment. I need to get rid of the fuel rail covers but I can't get nice valve cover yet, I still have the old perimeter heads and there's not to many options out there got any idea's ? Also learing how to use Photo Bucket.
http://i941.photobucket.com/albums/a...camaro2193.jpg

I may just go with this idea, I like and it's very clean. Saw this car in tacoma goodguys a few years back. I'm also thinking about the anvil filler panel for the core support. May radiator is ruff looking so either I polish it or paint the top to match.
http://i941.photobucket.com/albums/a...nvy/covers.jpg

The Anvil radiator cover is a great looking piece. And thos custom covers look really good too.

Is there not any options for better looking valve covers for your heads? I am not familiar with what is out there.

Mark...you know me. I always say less is more and I like a simple clean look. Your car is awesome and honestly I can only think of one thing that I think would look good. How about a closeout panel? Here's a picture I borrowed from DSE. Just a thought...it will look amazing regardless.

:thumbsup:

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s...james-247L.jpg

After looking this car over I can say I'm very impressed with the quality work done to it,Mark built a car as nice as most pro built cars.:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

time to throw out his hats....
that head just grew 2 sizes ! :P

I really like that wheel, also. Does anyone know the make and model?:question:

Proud of him, he hit it out of the park. Not many weekend warriors with half that talent.

We will just tell him it's ok...kinda of

It is an Isotta, italian made. They also make the wheel for Flaming River called Waterfall.

Thanks tracey, I tried as hard as possible to make a perfect car. I still don't think it holds up to a lot of guys out there but I did it as a challenge to myself. Looking back I would have done more and made a few changes. But it's now time to drive it. I'm sure once You get done with it, it will be over the top.

Yes, the wheel is Isotta, I like the feel but it's a little to small to see all the gauges as your driving it, but will get used to it. Or maybe I'll change my mind. Emagine that!

Todd, Thanks bud, coming from an onwer of a pro built that means alot.

Steve, You need to take a little credit on this as well. There will be alot of people to thank when this is all done.

Called DSE today, nothing in the works for customers yet. I'm leaning towards the Anvil once I figure out how to modify it a little.

Look at what I got......
http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n...1/IMG_3978.jpg

Tracy --- Is that for you??!! Or a job??!!

OKAY --- I'M STUPID --- NOW I'm making the connection! MARK!! DUDE!!!

FINALLY!!

EEEEEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
:woot:

I hope Todd dont see this for your sake Greg:rofl:

Mark get the anvil piece and put your project name on it and paint the rest to match the car

Love the clean look also. Something to think about, not for everyone, but maybe to consider. I'm doing this to my engine bay. Here's the catch. It's a one piece removable. Will have a close out panel over front just not mocked up yet.

Car will keep standard inner guards. This one piece internal will be bolted in and will be easily removed without damage to anything.

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t...d/SDC10472.jpg

Mark, does your core support have all the factory holes in it, or did you fill them up? For me, the deciding factor when choosing closeout panels was which one covered up the most so that people wouldn't be able to see the myriad holes punched into it.

Looks really good! Be sure to post up progress on the interior as it comes together.

Matt

No I never filled the factory holes, my original plan was to get the DSE filler panel but after Mike made the resevors for me I did not want to cover them up. I have a filler panel from undercover I may use for now. I need to see the Anvil piece up close before I spend the money.

You just had to do that to me!
Tracey is in charge of all the pictures for the interior and as you can see he likes to tease me. After the 1:30 am confersations this week I can tell you it will be more then I hoped for. Tracey has basically turned this into his personal project as always.