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A few more shots and a video walk around.

 

 

No engine bay shot. Car cover is already on.

 

But he did grab these today.

 

Thanks, I'll have the owner get an engine bay shot.

I enjoy explaining what I'm doing, unless they come over just as I'm about to dry.

 

I have had the occasional, " hey, can you help me move a dresser?" That i can do without.

 

Not much to say about this one. It's one BA ride. 496ci big block. Customer was super happy with the results. Showed hime how to do a rinsless wash and waterless wash for when he takes it out to shows.

On with the iphone pictures.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here you can see the difference in how the light reflects. Top is polished. I'm digging the edgless towel.

I probly could have slapped these on without doing all this an no one would've noticed. I'd rather spend the extra 3 hours an know it's perfect (til a rock hits it )

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Starting on these CF brake ducts. Repairing some haze, caused by shipping is my guess. Also removing some wet sand marks that were left over. The CF really pops after getting it all shined and perfect.

 

Notice how scattered the light is running from one side to the others.

 

Here's a few 50/50 shots. No more haze and the deep scratches are gone.

 

 

Great turn around!

The color in that car is ridiculous. I'll trade your warm weather for our single digit's.

I have one. Send me a pm or give me a call. 3167088188. Also I have the shut-off valves and quick disconnect kit.

I have one in stock Sir.

That sounds mean! What cam?

Thanks, PCM of NC Rob Cam.

 

 

"Who's Anel?"

Of all the cars I've done the GT2 RS has to be my favorite. That car is just awesome. Nice work.

A quick walk around from a few months back

I was real close to pulling it all off and leaving it off . Everyone already thinks something wrong with it and it runs rough. the looks I get when I start it up is usually quite hilarious.

Sweet ride!

Wow, that's movin! How fast have you gone before my friends? 200 isn't in my realm, but twice, I've hit the 150MPH mark, once in my Dad's 1992 Lexus SC400, and the most fun, in my good friend Brad's SVT Lightning Pickup. 150 might as well been 250MPH, anything that would have pulled out in front of us, animal, etc, it would have been GAME OVER!

I've only hit 155 mph in my 94 z28 on the KS turnpike with my freshly built 396 stoked LT1

The TT V topped out at over 230 MPH after that interstate run.

I would love that in a wagon. Maybe in a year or 2 I'll pick up a used wagon CTSV. I really do love those cars.

Looks great man! Nice job

 

Where did you get the overlays? I would like to do something like that on my SS I think.

Thanks. I go them here.

http://www.motorcityvinyl.com/products/05%252b-Trailblazer-SS-Badge-Overlays-.html

 

 

 

 

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B-gzNi6MRwI&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DB-gzNi6MRwI

I painted the brake calipers as well but didnt take pictures. Not extremely happy with how they came out.

very nice. (side question, what kind of intake is that and do you like it? A fried of mine is looking to get an intake for his SS.)

It's a PCM of NC 4" intake. I really like it but shortly after buying it they came out with their one piece fenderwell intake. That's something I'll be getting in the future.

 

http://www.pcmofnc.com/index.php/performance-parts/product/78-4-inch-one-piece-pcm-of-nc-diy-4q-maf-tbss-intake

Great work dude!

 

Those Mav Man CF goods will look AWESOME on white!

My plan is to go with a CF Scott's cowl hood and front splittler, at least in my mind it will look good together. Mabe too much CF but we'll see how it looks when it's all put on.

 

Front bumper and rockers need paint before any cf parts go on.