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    Thanks for the input, but I have actually already put part of it in place before I saw any of it . Anyway I left aligned it, much to the dismay of Cheron and nevermind1534. I dont know what I should do with the right space.

    Actually the only picture I have of it is this one, in the far corner, but believe me I did a lot of work on it today!


    Now, some pics of recent buys:


    This is actually a gutter guard, but I think it will work great for mesh.
    (Thanks NightrainSrt4)




    Removing the hinges:


    Also I think It looks kind of like a Mustang grill anyway!


    Here is a clear plastic briefcase I found that I will use to make the window:


    And here is a (Saturn) rear view mirror that I am planning to cut "GT" out of. Does anyone know how to cut a mirror?

    Interesting side note: the mirror is mirror on both sides.

    Here are a few possible materials to make a hood scoop out of:

    I was thinking the trash can but it is a bit floppy. Maybe I could reinforce it with the floppy sheet of metal.

    As you may have noticed a lot of this stuff I had laying around.

    More soon!

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    A big old Tease Apparently DonT-FeaR's Avatar
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    umm.. mirror.. cutting...

    idk.. tile cutter?
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    To cut the mirror, a tile/glass cutter will do the straight edges - afraid I have NO clue how you'd go about doing the curves though... A file would probably just chip the hell out of it, or have no effect at all. Might be worth getting some scrap glass - a bottle or something and trying different things with that - WITH eye protection of course lol - I wonder if it could be ground down with sandpaper & block???

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    I did some looking around...
    You can get a couple of diamond attachments for Dremel, like this one,
    http://www.amazon.com/Dremel-545D-54.../dp/B00004UDI9
    or here, for a better price,
    http://www.ehobbytools.com/index1.html
    I guess you can also get a diamond grinding attachment would probably be easier for the curves.
    Or you could go fancy,
    http://www.glassmart.com/score1.asp
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    Good work Joonce, good matching mesh for the theme too .

    Quote Originally Posted by Mark_Hardware View Post
    I did some looking around...
    You can get a couple of diamond attachments for Dremel, like this one,
    http://www.amazon.com/Dremel-545D-54.../dp/B00004UDI9
    Wow I just looked at that cutting disc, do you know if it will last a long time cutting aluminium, some of the reviews on the amazon page seem fantastic, could really use a slim long lasting cutting disc for detail work.

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    Nice!
    I like mustangs
    'been wanting to do a mustang mod for a while but i'm just your average moneyless 16 year old :p
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    Its alive... itssss alive!!!!!!
    Glad to see this moving again!!!
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    (yeah I know... I need to update it... BUT I NEED TO MOD!!! )

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    Over 75 Custom PC's in 20 years TheGreatSatan's Avatar
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    I got my hood scoops for Superbee, Cuda 440, and Mustang GT350 on ebay
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    Thanks everyone, and Mark thanks for the links. I think I may buy from here.

    So if I cut with a normal reinforced cut off disk you think it will break? How about a grinding wheel or something? I guess I'll just try the diamond ones.

    Chaos Theory I am just a moneyless 16 year old too! I guess I'm not totally moneyless though. But most of the materials I am using I got for cheap or free, and I can usually get my dad to pay for anything he thinks he could use, like drill bits, rivet guns, and saw blades.

    If I cant make a hood scoop myself I may have to order one thanks TheGreatSatan. Also I had never seen your Mustang GT350 before, may I ask where you got the gold vinyl? I was thinking of painting a side stripe under the window, but vinyl would be so much easier and I can't find any on Amazon. I found this though I might get.

    So I didnt do much today, but what I have done I present to you:
    Drilled 3/8" hole.


    Used ancient jig saw with new blade

    Worked quite well, was really easy to cut the steel.

    And here you can kind of see the side panel design.

    I was planning on having a 120mm fan in the bottom left there, but that covers a lot of the window, so I stopped after the first cut on the panel to think about the design.

    And that is all.

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    Default Re: Project: New Mustang GT

    Same thing. Ebay
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