here is one update I never posted, new classic style steel wheels with
original hub caps, replacing the too wide 8" JRwheels that were on their
previously
the ride height is a bit higher than stock, which I plan to lower down, but that is pretty far down the priority list.
Friday, October 16, 2015
old wheels, outdoor photos
My homemade paint job. The pictures look better than the real thing mainly because it needs more coats.
White bumpers need to go to chrome SOON. I changed to blue because it is a daily driver and the Orange and White was too loud for my tastes. The chassis is too high in the front because I don't have many batteries up there, and it's too high in back because I had extended the shackles before I got better leaf springs, so I need to remove the shackle extensions.
The hood shows a little of the ghetto style paint job which is currently too thin, but acrylic laquer blends nicely so I can add more coats to get that looking better. It's garaged while this coat drys (and shrinks?) My paint knowledge is VERY amateur.
White bumpers need to go to chrome SOON. I changed to blue because it is a daily driver and the Orange and White was too loud for my tastes. The chassis is too high in the front because I don't have many batteries up there, and it's too high in back because I had extended the shackles before I got better leaf springs, so I need to remove the shackle extensions.
The hood shows a little of the ghetto style paint job which is currently too thin, but acrylic laquer blends nicely so I can add more coats to get that looking better. It's garaged while this coat drys (and shrinks?) My paint knowledge is VERY amateur.
Cortina paint etc
I haven't updated this blog lately, sorry, only been updating the carforums link, which is here: http://www.diyelectriccar.com/forums/showthread.php/1965-ford-cortina-mk1-build-thread-112578p2.html
But here is the update:
But here is the update:
Fans of Orange and White should look away!
I sanded and primed my car black prep for a Bahama Blue coat. I still need to sand the primer with some 1k grit. And finally some warmer weather should be good to spray some blue.
I sanded and primed my car black prep for a Bahama Blue coat. I still need to sand the primer with some 1k grit. And finally some warmer weather should be good to spray some blue.
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