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Originally Posted by TheMainMan

Love the look of the scoop and the V8 logo. That would be awesome if you could get your hands on a CM V8 cooler.

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thanks, hopefully!:up:

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Originally Posted by The_Crippler

Very drool-worthy progress on this. I'm just gonna warn you: If I ever get around to getting back to work on my hot-rod idea, I am stealing soooo many of your ideas from this. :D

I will also echo the other ones: Nice, clean cuts on the side.

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Hahaha, no problem making the idea that you need.;)

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Originally Posted by Mysteriphys

I love cars, so obviously I have to love this, can't wait to see it when it's finished. awesome work so far!\

**thanks x88x ... just finished a 10 hour shift, and I was up 8 hours before that, I'm a little pooped lol

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I hate you





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hahaha! thank you :up:

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Originally Posted by x88x

FTFY. ;)

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very attentive, thank you very much.:up:

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Originally Posted by ArgOs

Hahaha, no problem making the idea that you need.;)

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That grill alone solves a build issue I wasn't sure how to get around.

I have complicated, and I started tertiary school that, but I work weekends.
I started with the creation of the fender, first a model in cardboard, to take measures.

Then, the most difficult, passing it to the sheet metal. :wink:

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cutting and bending.

Temporarily bolted, then will joined with pop rivets .

Nicely done; looks great. :up:

:eek: :eek: I didn't realize you were leaving the bottom alone, I just assumed the whole case would be tapered!!!
8)Awesome :up: Very original work.


By the way if that metal is galvanized (which it looks like to me) Take extra care in prepping it for paint and definitely get a good etching primer.

yes, it is galvanized, I sanded it first and then I paint it with paint for galvanized metal and aluminum.
I pop rivets to attach the fender, then I sand it.

my new acquisition, a fan CooleMaster Megaflow.

cut for the wheel.

I prepare the sheet, sanding it.

I put the putty.

paint the front.

Schweet!

It looks fantastic already!

Ooo. :D

Great work on that thing!

I can't wait to see it finished.

This is so awesome. Great work dude!