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Old 10-20-2008, 10:11 PM
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Here's a few more for ya. This is one cool car out of Renton Wa.. Enjoy.



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This weekend: De-Blinged all polished/chrome parts. Installed new 7/8" Wilwood brake cylinder. Changed look of engine components. It is still hard to see in pics, but there is no chrome or polished left on the exterior. It is a very subtle change, but took many hours, and I am very pleased with it. Bumpers, trim, etc have all been "brushed." I left a couple of polished pieces in the motor.

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After reading some threads about cars on fire, I installed an extinguisher this weekend!
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You are right the new outdoor pics really show how well the wheels turned out....the pics earlier this week didn't show how nice they look!!

I REALLY like the engine bay better too!

Looks great! Nice changes to an already sweet car!! I bet your fingers hurt!!
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looks great Jason! Love the engine changes, very cool look now.

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The finish on the wheels looks bad a$$, what did you do to get the finish like that?
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Now that how your car is suppose to look. Nice work
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SWEET!!! Love the engine compartment! Its amazing what a little love can do!!!! Great Job!

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