Now this is what I call a make-over **New pics on page 4**
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Now this is what I call a make-over **New pics on page 4**
I posted this in the Can East thread but thought I'd share with you guys!
Well we got a lot done yesterday... here are some pics of Big's interior in the works.
I hacked the Headunit trim kit to fit the Ignited Switches in the bottom tray.
After I hacked it... I bondo'd the trim kit into the console to get rid of the lines and make it one complete piece. Very trick!
Door Pannel hacked for custom setup
We cut out rings with MDF and made the basic shape... this is the fabric we covered it with and now the fibreglass begins
Braden working away...
Fibreglassing the centre pocket to fit the Window Switches
The mess in the kitchen... this is where I dremeled and where we cut MDF lol..btw... that wooden Asian dude is supposed to be me. haha
These are all the parts that need to go on his car... damn we got a lot of work ahead of us.
Psssshhhhhtt..... yummy
Battery Relocation kit
Every pannel from his interior... and when I say every pannel... I mean every pannel.
This is the best. Brand new Autometer Nexus Gauges. First person in Canada to get these. They were released 2 weeks ago... he just got them cause they took 2 weeks to get shipped directly from Autometer.
Pioneer AVIC-N1
and Pioneer Roof Mount Monitor
btw... we did a ton more work just never took pics of a lot of things. I did a some soldering and a wack of sanding while Braden and Adam did some glue'n cutting, shaping, etc...
We worked for about 9 hours yesterday.
More pics to come.
Well we got a lot done yesterday... here are some pics of Big's interior in the works.
I hacked the Headunit trim kit to fit the Ignited Switches in the bottom tray.
After I hacked it... I bondo'd the trim kit into the console to get rid of the lines and make it one complete piece. Very trick!
Door Pannel hacked for custom setup
We cut out rings with MDF and made the basic shape... this is the fabric we covered it with and now the fibreglass begins
Braden working away...
Fibreglassing the centre pocket to fit the Window Switches
The mess in the kitchen... this is where I dremeled and where we cut MDF lol..btw... that wooden Asian dude is supposed to be me. haha
These are all the parts that need to go on his car... damn we got a lot of work ahead of us.
Psssshhhhhtt..... yummy
Battery Relocation kit
Every pannel from his interior... and when I say every pannel... I mean every pannel.
This is the best. Brand new Autometer Nexus Gauges. First person in Canada to get these. They were released 2 weeks ago... he just got them cause they took 2 weeks to get shipped directly from Autometer.
Pioneer AVIC-N1
and Pioneer Roof Mount Monitor btw... we did a ton more work just never took pics of a lot of things. I did a some soldering and a wack of sanding while Braden and Adam did some glue'n cutting, shaping, etc...
We worked for about 9 hours yesterday.
More pics to come.
Last edited by R1Style; 03-16-2005 at 06:46 PM.
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Rep Power: 294 Wow.... I want pictures agian when all that is in your car. Looks nice!!!!
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Rep Power: 316 wow lets all get rid of our furniture and get all of our civic's paneling in there..loll
Nice pics but where is your furniture
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Originally Posted by R1Style
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Rep Power: 346 omg lmao... you guys kill me.
As for the furniture... there is none! lol... the appartment was basically free. haha. Long story short. My buddy rented an underground parking spot from one of his buddies and the girl that lived in the appartment went back to Texas. She paid for the rest of the lease up until the end of April so we use the appartment as a storage place
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As for the furniture... there is none! lol... the appartment was basically free. haha. Long story short. My buddy rented an underground parking spot from one of his buddies and the girl that lived in the appartment went back to Texas. She paid for the rest of the lease up until the end of April so we use the appartment as a storage place
. We call it the tree house. 
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Rep Power: 316 man id make orgies in that place instead of fixing up civic panels llollll
Actually those are great pics...
Men at work\
Actually those are great pics...
Men at work\
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Rep Power: 308 Damn looks like alot of fun..What car is all this going on...?? Oh and about those speaker enclosures are they gonna clear when the door is closed ??? Just wondering..
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Originally Posted by _Viper_
man id make orgies in that place instead of fixing up civic panels llollll
Actually those are great pics...
Men at work\
Actually those are great pics...
Men at work\
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Rep Power: 289 It looks like you know what your doing but just some advice for next time, try to glass the panel while its mounted on the door. When the panel is not ON you take the risk of the panel warping.
Otherwise nice job!
Otherwise nice job!
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I so wanna see an pic of the car after all this was removed!
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DAMN IT, i was gonna do most of the **** you guys were gonna do, i just didnt win the lottery yet. frick now i goto find some new ideas to not copy.
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Rep Power: 259 looks great!! did i see an underglow kit...please tell me no. and i also saw altezzas...dont let it be true. cant wait to see the outcome.
