Engine bay finally finished (pic)

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Leezure

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After way too many hours of bodywork I am finally ready to drop the 408 into place. Here is how the engine bay turned out.



Hopefully I'll be able to post pics tomorrow of the engine sitting in its rightful place.

If someone would like to host some pics for me I have a whole slew of them from the start of this process to current. Done... See post below

 

mootang

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that is looking pretty nice. very origional!

 

94-302-vert

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WOW... looks great... What does the exterior paint look like?

 

SeventyMach1

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Looks good!



BTW, www.photobucket.com

 

ProKiller

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very nice looking.

there are tons of picture hosting sites out there. photobucket.com, cardomain.com, mustangmods.com, etc. all are free and easy to use.

 

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This was before I started working on the car. I plan on finishing the exterior when I get back from the power tour but the outside will remain white on white with salsa pearl metallic ghost flames. I have a custom Cobra R hood (with a 2001 GT recessed scoop molded into it), and a Saleen spoiler. I plan on adding the 2003 Cobra R nose and some sort of side pieces but I son't know which ones.

 

95strokerPSU

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Is a new K member in your budget by any chance? Thats one of the things I wish I had done when I had my engine out. Now I'm gonna have to go through the trouble of raising the engine next winter.

But your engine bay looks great! Good work.

 

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Try this link:

http://mustangrenovation2006.shutterfly.com/action/

If it doesn't work let me know.

 

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it works......




jason

 

69clark

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Very nice. A few peeps on here have told me that I need to do the same to my engine bay. Care to do mine. Motor is out and everthing. My bay is white like yours, needs flames, like yours, and my new motor looks like yours. How can you say no.

 

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Ask me a few months from now when the paint is finally off of my finger nails! The engine bay was tough but worth it.

Great write up in the magazine by the way. I can't wait to see what you have in store next.

 

donjohn

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That's some nice work you've got there

I'd like to see some exterior pics if you have any?

 

1slow95

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Looking good! Good luck installing the engine!

 

95cobraguy

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definetly get a tubular k member, looks good otherwise.

 

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Wicked man should be KILLER keep us updated!