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[JTR70]

Thanks Roy!!

[JTR70]

Thanks Scott! I was just shooting for a match to my factory original example as closely as I could.

[JTR70]

Looking good John. I see you've done your first polish pass. I assume you'll chase out the haze once the paint fully hardens this spring? Oh, that your...

[JTR70]

Begin refitment of the bumper trim.
Completed the shape adjustments to the front bumper to match up with the new nose as closely as my original...

[JTR70]

I understand that one completely. Especially the masking tape on the fingers as you wear holes in yourself after all the hours of repeated block sanding....

[JTR70]

Its really looking good Scott. I can see by the overall body contour that your buddy knows what he's doing. You are very lucky to have him helping you...

[JTR70]

Beautiful!

[JTR70]

The guy with his hands on his hips in your fourth photo says it all. The big mental pay off of instant gratification culminating from all those hard fought...

[JTR70]

Thanks once again Roy! It is a process that keeps on repeating itself doesn't it? You just can't realistically expect these pieces to just fall into...

[JTR70]

That's the way my Father did it back in the 80's. He built himself a booth made of plastic inside his shop just like you're doing. He managed to get pretty...

[JTR70]

I like the bumper holding jigs. They tend to get a little slipperier to handle and store after final paint.

[JTR70]

Bumper halves going back together:
After several rounds of mock up with the nose an additional 3MM width was added in along with the slightly more...