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Old 02-02-2013, 03:15 PM
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Block sanded the hood and doors





Sprayed one coat of SPI black epoxy to seal than sprayed 2 coats of Slick Sand Polyester primer





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I cannot wait to see how this turns out. If I understand correctly, you have to put a donor VIN on these Dynacorn cars? How does that process work? Moving VIN's around just doesn't sound legit. I'm just trying to understand the process here. Great job on the car BTW!
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I cannot wait to see how this turns out. If I understand correctly, you have to put a donor VIN on these Dynacorn cars? How does that process work? Moving VIN's around just doesn't sound legit. I'm just trying to understand the process here. Great job on the car BTW!
It comes with a Dynacorn VIN pop riveted on the right fender apron and also under the right sill plate and he will be using that.
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The shipment from Dart came and now our engine builder Mike at Competition Motorsports in Sarasota Fl will be busy.







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Two coats of Slick Sand on the fenders



Stripped the engine compartment to bare metal than sprayed two coats of SPI epoxy primer



Sprayed one coat of epoxy than two coats of Slick Sand on the body






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Very nice, you guys are making some nice progress on these Mustangs.

Question for you Rusty who's body dolls is this stang sitting on?
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Very nice, you guys are making some nice progress on these Mustangs.

Question for you Rusty who's body dolls is this stang sitting on?
I bought mine at Eastwood they seemed at the time to have the best price but it is made by Auto Twirler for a Mustang.
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Can't wait to see what you guys do with it.
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Lot of block sanding



Couple coats of SPI epoxy



The owner sanded the interior and undercarriage himself.



This is how he looked after sanding



Sprayed a couple coats of SPI red oxide



Fitting the roll bar







Fitting the trim panels



Sprayed the bottom of the deck lid and hood Acapulco blue

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