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Finished paint pics of the fastback!

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66 BLAKE 96

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Pics from last weekend's Laps for Charity at Texas Motor Speedway. Got to drive around the speedway with a dozen other cars.

Probably the best way to show the pics is to point you to "My Garage".
http://forums.stangnet.com/vbgarage.php?do=view&id=14394

In the first pic you can see my friend's 94 Pace Car Cobra 'vert, and my 96 GT behind it.
 

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Very very nice blake.. one of the nicer flame job's i've seen that actually enhances the mustang's looks instead of detracting!
 

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Looks sharp man. What wheels are ya goin with to complete the setup? Or you gonna stick with the D's?
 
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sweet blake. mine should be out of the paint shop hopefully this month sometime
 

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NICE looking car there. For some reason...Black or black chrome late model cobra Rs would look good on that car
 
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65straightsick

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No no...too much black...the paint is AMAZING....set it off with some chrome wheels.I gaurantee the only thing that will stick out more than the wheels is that killer paint.....but maybe that's just me
 
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i think i'm missing something here, when i go your garage, i see the write up, but no pics. in my garage i see the same thing.

sorrt to stray, but i want to see the pics also.
 

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Blake,

Your car looks super sweet. There's no hiding an imperfect body with a black paint job. The lines look dead straight.

Tim
 

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Thaks guys!

I'm sticking with the TT D's for now, but I plan to swap to 17's eventually. My fun money is now non-existant though, so It'll be a while.
 

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I know the II's are so overdone, but dude you gotta admit, they never get old.
 

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MrBobMarley said:
I know the II's are so overdone, but dude you gotta admit, they never get old.
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Wow, Nice chops!

Considering how mudh those darn TT II's cost, and how good the gunmetal finish of the TT D's looks with the flames, I was thinking more along these lines:
 

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MrBobMarley

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Those look ok Blake, but every GT on the road has those wheels. Have you considered the deep dish black bullitts? I know they cost more, but when I have some more time I'll make a chop for you. I have yet to see one classic mustang with black bullitts, let alone deep dish
 

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MrBobMarley said:




I know the II's are so overdone, but dude you gotta admit, they never get old.
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The reason II's are so overdone is because they look damn good
 

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The car looks awesome.

The TT D's would look better on my car.

I don't think chrome rims like the TT II's will work with the flames. They just take away from them.
 
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I have never really seen the bullitts on a classic before.. I must not get out enough, I know that the TTII's are probably some of the most popular wheels but crushnut hit the nail on the head. They just plain look good. Maybe the chops make the bullitts look a little odd but it looks like that might blend well with the flames. Your choice of course
 

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That rocks!! BAD A$$!! Big, shiny wheels should definitely be next methinks... along with tyres of course.
 
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