[lsuguy]

Originally Posted by meenaggie

Good call on going with the hidden hardware on the wheels. I like the clean look and went that way with my Rushforth Night Trains. Looks like you have a good foundation and list of parts to start with.

Thanks, you have a great build going as well!

Originally Posted by DFRESH

Love how clean your shop is and your attention to detail on all of the items you've shown so far. Looking forward to seeing this one come together.

Doug

Thanks. It's a small shop so I have to keep things organized.

Originally Posted by waynieZ

The Raptor liner came out great. The torque arm looks ready for action. I like the hidden hardware on the wheels too.

Thanks Wayne!

Originally Posted by Jay Hilliard

You are doing a great job. Work looks great. Really like the wheels without the hardware.

Glad everyone agrees. Always tough to decide on wheels. I think they are going to look great though.

Originally Posted by tubbed69

I agree,great job

Thanks!

Originally Posted by 67goatman455

This looks like the left front kick panel area along with what looks like insulation stuff in the hole. That may not be the best idea as that is where the water runs from the wiper cowl.

Thanks for the heads up. The area where you see the insulation is actually closed on the backside so no worries on that getting wet or causing issues.

Originally Posted by Vince@MSperfab

very clean work!!!

Thanks Vince!

Originally Posted by cwylie

Any more info or pics of how you did your drip rails. It looks really good.

I can't take credit for the body/metal work. All of this was done by Mike over at MCC prior to me taking delivery of the car. I am very happy with the results though.

Originally Posted by classiccamaro

Very nice work on this build! Great idea with the shaved drip rails...looks real clean. I bought the kick panels from Clint and wondered what the insulation is/was for? The speaker pods are sealed, so no worries about it getting wet...... is this for sound deadening? I hooked my system up and gave it a "test" run and thought that the front speakers sounded a bit odd. (echoish/boxy) Not sure if I need some adjustment, or should I have used the insulation??

Car audio guys have been using polyfill in enclosure for a long time. I don't know the exact science behind it but it certainly will not hurt.