I think I'm committed......

Love it!!!! I may do that to my "done" car. Are they ever really done? (when u sell em?)

I think you are, too.

Great Job!!! Keep it going, love It!!!

I think I am in Love !!!

Just curious have you kept track of the hours you have in this project ?

I saw the car in person yesterday and the workmanship is better than John's pictures. The front flares will look great when he gets it completed. I can't wait to see the car as it progresses. Definitely the most radical Pro-touring car in the Boise area.

very clean work! I can't wait to see the progress continue

That rendering is salty

Thanks Guys!! I'm always inspired by this group!!

Front fender flares are mostly tacked up, will stop here until the rear end is in so I can have a better feel of how the back flares are going to come together...need to insure they play nice with each other. Huge thanks to Steve Lenning and Grendel for paving the way on flaring the rears!! I owe beers!!! And for sure, appreciate the help and encouragement from Kyle at DSE and Tim McGilton. Front width ended up at 74 5/8" with 18x11's and 5"backspace. Plenty of clearance everywhere ....except the fender of course. Will fab my own fiberglass inner fenders later.

If you can see the black sharpie line on the flare (it was originally in line with the body line), you can see how much I had to raise the flare up, along with bringing it out almost 1 5/8". Truth be told, I'm way over my head when it comes to hammer and dolly'n this back in shape but I'm going to make it happen!! I will end up with about 3/8" of clearance while compressed to the bump stops and at full lock on the steering and about 1 degree of camber. I'm assuming that is about what camber will be run on the street? Hope is my strategy on this 3/8" being enough!