New member, just putting up some pix of my ghost rider.
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New member, just putting up some pix of my ghost rider.
It's still not done, I just put it together so I can drive it for a couple weeks, then make all my final mods, i.e.:exhaust through the bumper with matching lines to that of the front bumper, bumper grilles, hood grille, vents in fenders and hood, and a spoiler. Nothing was bought, it was all made from scratch in house. The cladding is molded to the body, all the chrome was blacked out, rear bumper approx 3 inches shorter than stock. I know flat/satin paint is not for everyone, so if you have nasty comments, please keep em to yourself
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I think its beautiful, a tasteful change from the slammed look (which I still don't understand)?? The rear bumper is a bit questionable but the front and rest of what you did is spot on man. Keep up the good work and more pics
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Props for fabricating all that you need. It looks like its coming along great, though I think another set of wheels or another color would really set the car apart. Keep the pictures coming.
PS: For the chop bumpers, I see you didn't add back in the parking sensors, was there a reason why?
PS: For the chop bumpers, I see you didn't add back in the parking sensors, was there a reason why?
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im loving the all black look! especially the flat black, are you planning on getting wider wheels that sit more flush? i think that would finish the car off plus lowering it
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We tint with paint and clear, not film. And I did lose some visibility, but I have 8000K bulbs, and I was constantly pissing off oncoming traffic before, so it worked out good.
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Props for fabricating all that you need. It looks like its coming along great, though I think another set of wheels or another color would really set the car apart. Keep the pictures coming.
PS: For the chop bumpers, I see you didn't add back in the parking sensors, was there a reason why?
PS: For the chop bumpers, I see you didn't add back in the parking sensors, was there a reason why?