Our 70' Mach 1 Project

[mike343sharpstk]

Originally Posted by ja.stoner63

All that work on the deck lid and rear caps are for the carbon fiber mold process.
Then it has to be prepped again for paint.

That one-off trunk fabrication was amazing prior to that comment, now I don't even know what words to use aside from maybe.... whoa?!

I had done some painting over the years to various different mororcycle bits when I was roadracing, then did all the sanding on my Javelin, which I would say qualifies as average paint work.
I honestly can't imagine the blocking and sanding effort on a build of this quality. I saw the Ring Brothers Camaro at one of last years Power Tour stop and to see that paint work with my own eyes gives a new perspective on what quality paint IS.

[Musclerodz]

I could be wrong, but that primer color looks like the unmistakable color of Rust Defender polyester primer. Yes their craftsmanship is amazing.

[tellyv]

Originally Posted by Musclerodz

I could be wrong, but that primer color looks like the unmistakable color of Rust Defender polyester primer. Yes their craftsmanship is amazing.

sure is!

[DOOM]

Really....... What can you say!

[ja.stoner63]

[Al Moreno]

This thing should have a Build Book to do it justice!

[Bad Bird]

Darn, beat me to it.

This build deserves a build book.

[ja.stoner63]

Thanks for the great comments.

THESE GUYS REALLY PAY ATTENTION TO DETAIL.


FRONT BUMPER & LOWER FAIRING GETTING PREP WORK THEN SENT OUT FOR CARBON MOLD.


SHE LOOKS SWEET UNDER HER SKIRT.


I wanted under coating, but I was corrected. Seems putting under coating on her would be like putting baggy stockings on a Woman with sexy legs…So she will get painted.


Mike & Jim Ring work their butt off as well as all the staff.



I hope you enjoy the action pictures.


Last media blasting.

[Al Moreno]

Wohoo, that means it's getting close to paint JA, you must be very excited, congrats on this beautiful project.

[nvr2fst]

Another fine Ring Bros project coming together, great motor choice.
I viewed your car in the early stages about 5 months ago when I stopped in by Mike and Jim. Great shots of Mike doing things hand on. How often have you flew in to check on the project?