VAEM's SN95 264ci 4.3L V6 Mustang Build
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Well, it's officially Spring and the 6-er is back on the road! First stop ..... paint shop. Were getting a new skin for this SN95. Were also having the rims powder coated and the calipers painted. T-minus 3 weeks before she graces the pages of CMOC.ca again.
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I stopped by the paint shop today for a quick look at the progress of the V6. Not bad for only a couple of days work. Some minor body work has been completed, most of the mouldings, badges / emblems and weather stripping has been pulled (they're all being replaced with new pieces courtesy of our friends at Late Model Restoration Supply) and the front bumper and headlight assemblies have been pulled. By the end of the week this ride should be coated with the first of a few primer coats. More pictures to come. Stay tuned!
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Ok, so 1LOW03GT is gonna laugh at me but I went back to the paint shop for an update (and more pics). Well, progress on this thing is full steam ahead.* As you can see, most of the rest of the interior and exterior trim has been removed, along with the windows and almost anything else that can be pulled off the car.* Sanding should wrap up tomorrow, followed by primer and possible paint before the end of the week!
Also, this little jem arrived in the mail today, the 7.5" Ford Differential Cover I ordered.* This this is bullet proof and will handle all the power I can throw at her with no problem at all.
Also, this little jem arrived in the mail today, the 7.5" Ford Differential Cover I ordered.* This this is bullet proof and will handle all the power I can throw at her with no problem at all.
