Clean engine bays

Ummmmmm....:shrug: :D

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For the record, I had Dave's assistance through my wire hiding experience. :nice:
Hell...According to my article in '5.0', he came down to Ontario, Canada to spend countless hours. LOL. :eek:
Thanks again, Dave.

~Jeff
 
Hey, what can I say :rlaugh:

To get that grime off, try a flap wheel on a Dremel or a drill, or a soft bristle wire brush. It'll smooth that area down to the metal in no time flat.
 
Paul Perreca said:
it's alot easier w/ the engine out of the car -

AMEN.....Wish I did this with mine. However, time was the issue. I finished it to the best of my ability with the engine in....What a PITA!!!!! I plan on tackling the bay, after the summer with the engine out. Can't wait to see the result. I have a couple of mods planned at the same time. Nothing 'Go Fast'. :nice:
BTW....Aaron...Our bays all started at the same spot. ;)
~Jeff
 
I hid the wires w/the engine still in the car; it wasn't hard. Welding and doing the body work with it still installed would have been a huge pain in the ass, back, neck and arms, though!
 
Paul Perreca said:
LS What, how's the color combo on your body gona be? Are u gonna do a bottom half that burnt orang, and the top black like a foose type split - That bay looks great
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heres my engine bay.. its not much because i was never able to repaint the actual bay.. just did the motor up when i built it.. i'll come back and hide the wires some more when i get more time..

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