awsum car but the door handles are not flowing with the build.

Carbon weave looks too cool to paint!!! But either way this thing is sick :thumbsup:

Going to be a sweet looking Mustang. Look forward to seeing the finished product and everything coming together. Alot of awesome things being done.

I think once the car is together, the drilled out door handles will make more sense. The wipers are also drilled. It harkens back to race cars of old as a way of trimming as much fat as possible. This car should be pretty light considering the big block. I just hope the car doesn't whistle at speed, ha ha!

This car is really looking amazing. Nice work.

I've got a question about your carbon parts - I do some carbon myself, but I haven't been able to find wider cuts than 54" at my normal suppliers. Where do you get carbon wide enough for a hood?

looks awesome Matt

Thanks Marty, We're all pretty excited about it! Still a lot of work to be done in a few weeks, but Steve and the boys are cranking (I help out when I can).

Yup! He should bite the bullet and build some carbon fiber ones!!:unibrow:

I've been following his builds for a long time and I am really looking forward to watching this one. Please make sure you post more pictures then he does on his website.

Here's a video link to an episode of Car Cast where Steve and I discuss the car before paint.
http://www.projectrpm.com/purevision...t-Video-1.html

Here's another link of a video where Mick and I discuss how the car will be painted.

http://www.projectrpm.com/purevision...k-s-paint.html

Killer ...... can't wait to see it at SEMA. Looks very purpose built.

Setting up pedals and electrical (notice labeled junction blocks to left)
http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...Mustang033.jpg
Passenger's side with more junction blocks and Electromotive engine management unit.
http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...Mustang032.jpg

Matt pedals are neat.Do they mount to fire wall.or do they hang.

Scott,

They're new Wilwood units. They are mounted to the firewall, but they are also made to hang as well, I believe. Steve made a dead pedal to match.

Looking good Matt!!

What about the gas pedal??

Cris, you know more about these pedals than just about anyone. What can you say about them? Steve has the gas pedal, but hasn't mounted it when I took this shot. I'm back in TX as of today, but will be back in CA this Saturday. I'll get more updated shots then, which should show the car a lot further along.

Scott- These are the new swing mount pedals from Wilwood.. The pedals are forged aluminum & the pads are coined stamped stainless.. Offered in front & reverse mount.. you use some compact master cylinders.. I f you need more info.. PM me..

Matt- Just checking.. cause I have the gas pedal pads made to match the pedal pads..

Those pedal's are cool.But I'd better leave the stock pedal's in my 72 or I will never stay on budet.Unless Cris steps up and buy's my 69.:lol: :lol:

Budget - now that's funny. I think the real name is project creep. Everyone can say that have a budget but then they go to the internet and see all of the insane builds and it's all over.

Very nice Matt. Looks great. Those are sweet looking pedals.:thumbsup:

Aint that the truth! :rolleyes:

nice pedal assembly. everyone comes out with newer crap right after i buy it. ive got the older style of those pedals and im still trying to figure out how to put new pads on them. their new design is pretty sweet.

I can get you replacement pedals if want... you just keep the base you already have... If you ordered a Wilwood 340- 3950.. we can get them replaced... I just looked in my junk pile!!! I have a set..

You don't have room for a junk pile!

Gonzo, youve got a pm. Thanks!!!

More pictures please.:unibrow:

Matt
I know of something very cool being delivered to you today!! Put some pics up so we can see.

Here is a pic of the front half of the wheels before the back hoops are welded on. Larry Dove, president of Evod Industries e-mailed them to me. I just got back from Texas yesterday, so I haven't had a chance to go up to Pure Vision to see them, but Larry dropped the wheels off there on Saturday. I'll be going up there tonight or tomorrow. I'll be sure to take more pics then so I can post updates.
http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c.../Anvilset1.jpg

Matt those wheel's are going to be really cool. A vintage Lola look.:thumbsup:

Eric does crazy good work.. always has that OEM look..

That seat does look great.:yes:

Sorry for not having any updates for awhile. I've been thrashing along with Steve and the boys and had to get some get the panels fit for paint and didn't want to hold up progress.

Here's a shot of the wheels with the back hoops welded on and the tops of the spokes machined. They look killer and they're still not done.

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...Mustang021.jpg

Here's some pics of the latest carbon fiber goodies.

Underside of satin trunk lid

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...Mustang024.jpg

Top side of trunk lid

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...Mustang025.jpg

Rear bumper fit to car

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...Mustang030.jpg

Rear parts rough fit to car

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...Mustang036.jpg

Here's another really cool detail that Steve came up with for where the side exhaust exits.

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...Mustang035.jpg

Wow MaTT --- Looks absolutely killer!

Far better than when I saw you this summer in the shop sanding away.... :D

Really like the mixture of the gloss and satin together.

Looks awesome! That paint is unreal.

that looks awesome

So where did i miss all the exhaust? how is it routed with the sub-frame and such? did you get into the interior of the car with it or under the sub-frame?:_paranoid

Matt,
Looks Killer!!!:thumbsup: coming together nicely