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Wide body, 3 piece rpf1's Mk4 Golf build
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Gas lid opens with flare installed. Turn signals will stay on the car. Fenders are formed around them. I could have shortened the rub strip and deleted the light but thought it would be less work to just shape around it. I don't mind how it looks either.
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Nice progress! Love it.
Looking forward to your work and how it's all going to look.
Curious, what are you planning to do with the gas tank lid / cap?
And are you getting rid of the turn signal on the front bumper? Or just forming the body around it?
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Why thank you arthur Drop Culture! When you shooting next?Originally posted by DropCulture View PostLooking awesome Jason
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You're totally right. The fenders has been the biggest task so far on the car. Still to come is the turbo manifold which I can assume will also be a challenge.Originally posted by Whiskerz View PostMust feel pretty good when you finish each flare!
Keep it up sir!
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Thanks man! I'm working away. I ordered some fender welting to go between the edge of the fender and the car body. It helps to correct any inconsistencies between the mating pieces.Originally posted by I_Haz.:R32 View PostLooks amazing! Keep up the great work, I can't wait to see this thing when the body work is done.
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Looks amazing! Keep up the great work, I can't wait to see this thing when the body work is done.
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Progress report:
I basically completed the driver side fender tonight. I have it cleco'd to the car in it's final position so that when fully aired out the front fender to lip is the same as the rears. The front are flush to the lip like the rears, but more camber can be added to fix any issues. Currently no issues. No rubbing lock to lock and the tire tucks nicely when I air out. The transition piece took a while to make with several approaches finally choosing to make it out of 3 pieces instead on one complicated piece. I still have a wire edge on the outside for strength. It actually turned out better the back piece. I may chose to do the passenger side rear transition from 3 pieces.
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Thanks man! The fun part is designing it how I want to fit my wheels and learning the process involved. Metal shaping has been fun learning so far and I hope to continue learning new skills and technics. Next I will make side skirts on my pullmax machine.Originally posted by Whiskerz View Postpretty cool to see someone actually put real custom work into a widebody rather than just going cookie cutter and getting an off the shelf kit!
Gonna be pretty extreme once youre done!
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pretty cool to see someone actually put real custom work into a widebody rather than just going cookie cutter and getting an off the shelf kit!
Gonna be pretty extreme once youre done!
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Lots of quality work going into this! Wish i actually liked the overall idea!
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i'm following you on Instagram.. this thing is mental.. Also your wheel working is awesome too!
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