SirGeorgee's Red Beast MKIII
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theWeezL;1064340 said:
A Hungarian company makes them,they called BRUTUS,and they sound very nice.
I think later on I will go with Megan Racing gt2 Muffler I love them...:naughty:
Zerocool;1064353 said:I love these type of builds! I demand more pictureskeep up the awesome work!
Hi Zerocool!
I have more pictures building the back , if you are interested and wish, I can throw more on...:naughty:
nice build where did u get those 89+ usdm/jdm tails?
BTW, I feel for you, how your car got into the accident. Hungarian drivers are nuts lol I had a taxi to pick me up from hotel, and he drove like he was F1 or rally driver, for the first time I buckled seatbelts in the back lol
where did u get those 89+ usdm/jdm tails?BTW, I feel for you, how your car got into the accident. Hungarian drivers are nuts lol
I had a taxi to pick me up from hotel, and he drove like he was F1 or rally driver, for the first time I buckled seatbelts in the back lol ViR2;1064802 said:nice build
BTW, I feel for you, how your car got into the accident. Hungarian drivers are nuts lol
I got my taillights from E-bay .They came from the U.S
They are awesome ,fantastic shape...:naughty:
Nice work!! I was in Hungary for work last summer (Budapest and Debrecen), didn't see any MKIIIs...
Wow, beautiful car man, The Spare tire hole rust? Was that hard to remove and replace? I was thinking about doing the same thing. but didnt know if i had to drop the gas tank and such..
Great job btw.
Great job btw.
T-MA71;1065013 said:
It was very hard .You have to drop everything off the back.
After that ,in my case,we had to cut out first the one from my white spare Supra,cut out my rusty spare tire whole(that took a lot of time to make it real nice) and than replace it nicely.
If you wish to make it like it just came off the factory line , you have to do like this ,and it is a BIG job...:naughty:
Damn, i was hoping it was going to be easy. I need to drop the gas tank anyway, the brakets are starting to rot away haha looks like it can get dangerous if i leave it like that. might as well keep the car in my driveway for a week so i can fix that. Now that i look at the pics it really does look like a big job.
nice restoration project, what a big difference from the first to the last picture, loving the color.
T-MA71;1067355 said:
Yes
It is a big job ,but it's worthed.If you do it like me ,I think you dont have to worry about it in the next 30 years hopefully.And it is real nice at the end.
So I suggest you to do it otherwise it can be worse and worse...
Good luck with it...:naughty:
sirgeorgee;1067383 said:
Thanks, Like i said before i'm going to get to it when i redo the gas tank, because everytime i look down there im afraid those brackets are going to just turn to dust haha. I don't know though, Thanks for the advice.
Hi all
A small update for today
As we were putting the front together and we reached the point to put back the windshield --it CRACKED
It was really hard to find another one
But we found a brand new , so we are back on track again
I hope I will get my baby back this weekend and i will be able to fill this thread up with tons of pictures again...
Stay tuned :naughty:
A small update for today
As we were putting the front together and we reached the point to put back the windshield --it CRACKED
It was really hard to find another one
But we found a brand new , so we are back on track again
I hope I will get my baby back this weekend and i will be able to fill this thread up with tons of pictures again...
Stay tuned :naughty:
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All I have to say is wow, you have the ultimate dedication. I wish I could shake your hand or something for showing so much appreciation for the MK3. The job couldnt be in better hands.. So far, its the best restoration project Ive ever seen.. The bodywork, cutting out parts of the car and welding them back together, has been amazing. Keep up the good work my friend. Good Luck! I'll keep an eye out on this thing. Take care!
