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Who wants to see a clean stang...and a little custom work too :)

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DMAN302

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I like to think my car is pretty clean...hell there are quite a few PRISTINE cars on here....alot of custom works of art too. Well boys and girls I think this one actually takes the cake as far as detail and workmanship go IMO.

http://motownmuscle.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43354
 

timeless2

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You could eat off of the undercarriage.
 

Ozz

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boinnnng. Someone posted links to that before the engine was dropped, I was wanting to see how it turned out

If it didn't get filthy just from the low mile driving I put on it, I'd do my undercarriage to the nines as well. But it's not even worth it, no matter what the streets around here just mess it up. Maybe that's a good thing!
 

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I couldn't agree more. Although I do not drive my car much. I do DRIVE it. Doing the undercarriage would just be too hard to keep clean if you still plan on driving it at all.

At no point in time do I want my car to be pushed onto a trailer and off a trailer at shows. I like driving it still.

That car is very nice, but to the point where you couldn't drive it. Very nice, but not my cup of tea.
 

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Good gawd!
 

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is that a race car or a show car
 

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87ttopstang said:
I couldn't agree more. Although I do not drive my car much. I do DRIVE it. Doing the undercarriage would just be too hard to keep clean if you still plan on driving it at all.

At no point in time do I want my car to be pushed onto a trailer and off a trailer at shows. I like driving it still.

That car is very nice, but to the point where you couldn't drive it. Very nice, but not my cup of tea.
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I love it BUT i'd never let myself do that to my own. Major props to him of course, it's hard to say otherwise.

You'd think with a handful of miles you'd be able to get away with such detail, but no way. I cleaned that thing once and not even 1000 miles later it was all dirty again. Screw that crapola
 

DMAN302

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I lightly clean the underbody probably every month or so (sorry I USED to....curse that baby which was done out of shear boredom and the fact it was usually on stands while I worked on something, and yeah even with so few miles she got filthy underneath.
 
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Where's that other link with the pics of the engine and transmission before install?? There's just an insane amount of money in that car!
 

ryan218

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JGT said:
is that a race car or a show car
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both....in a previous thread he said it will be both...
 

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wow that is a show winner for sure!!!! very beautiful... i like the attention to detail....the lady saw the driveshaft and said why would he do that you never see it lol i would dread cleaning that car....man if it was only a 87-93 even though i dont like 79-86 thats a bad ass mustang i like it
 

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wow...even if you cant drive it, it's nice to see the amount of detail he put into his work.
 
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One of the best flame jobs Ive ever seen!! Putting it on the intake is the iceing on the cake! Very impressed!
 

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Very clean. Has to be a trailer queen. I enjoy driving mine too much to put mine on a trailer. To each his own, just seems like such a waste of a car.
 
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glowstang93 said:
Very clean. Has to be a trailer queen. I enjoy driving mine too much to put mine on a trailer. To each his own, just seems like such a waste of a car.
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Mother of God.
 
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SOMEONE GRAB A FIRE EXTINGUISHER!!!


























Beautyful car, I really like the way they painted the block and intake!
 

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I guess ill be the first to say, I dont like it. Crazy paintjobs like that just dont look right on a foxbody, dont like the wheels either. Horse stickers/paintjobs never look good on mustangs no matter how much you spend on them IMO....
 

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...i feel a car must be driven i dont like the trailer queens....only time i will use one is if she goes to the track...i dont want to be standed if theres a problem

i like to see cars with high miles on them you know they have been enjoyed:SNSign:
 

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WOW that is SWEET!
 
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