Guess its about time I do one of these I've had the car since april its no where near done but I've made some nice progress so far.

Before I bought the car it was rocking a 450hp SR and looked like this

The previous owner who owns his own shop building some badass cars stripped it and planned on doing a VQ swap so I got a low mileage engine and 2 z33 6 spd transmissions off him.

good way to clean the underbody of a car lol

delivered in april like this filled with parts

First step was to clean it out and start stripping that nasty tar, cleaning up any surface rust (which there was barely any), and paint with undercoat

got tired of hammer and chisel method so got some dry ice

nice!

I used Rust Bullet on the floor pan and DupliColor undercoat everywhere else

B-quiet on the roof

rusty dash support vs clean dash support

why not paint this too

AND this is where it stands right now with Raammat sound deadener, carpet is on order should be in next week hopefully

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Quote, originally posted by rcabrita »

How long did it take to get the trunk & front/passanger side all stripped?

Between work and house hunting the past few months its taken a while I started stripping her down in may and just finished up the rammatt this past weekend so a few months. Sounds like a long time but I only get to work on a few hours a week and I'm working on a few other small related projects at the same time. I'm really in no rush to finish so I want it to be done right. Luckily I didn't have to deal with any rust issues or it would've taken a lot longer, this car came from texas.

Good Luck, Speckid

Quote, originally posted by santana56 »

looks good...im woking on my trunk right now,can u give me some tips??? e_santana56@yahoo.com

Dry ice makes fast work of that nasty tar crap let it sit a few mins and it chips right off, if you can't get dry ice near you get out the hammer and chisel and go to town for a few hours have plenty of beer handy too

Quote, originally posted by Logan76 »

I swing it around like a helicopter and all the ladies want to go for a ride.

Quote, originally posted by mrgreeneyes »

sorry i cant satisfy you, jeff

oh hellz no

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1. stock headliner not in bad shape for its age I could probably clean it but I hate the gray I want it black

2. strip the fabric off the headliner it should peel off with a little force

3. take some 80 grit sandpaper and sand off any left over glue/fabric/etc

4. I got black headliner fabric at jo ann fabrics it was pretty cheap I think $10, also 2 cans of 3M super 90 $20. Spray the super 90 on both the headliner and the fabric wait about a min then press fabric onto the headliner smoothing out any kinks. I worked in small sections at a time its too hard to try and do the entire headliner in one shot so I worked back to front in about 1' sections, let that dry then continued. Sorry didnt take any pics during I only have 2 hands lol

I think it came out pretty good for my first time, its not perfect but close enough. It was a little tough around the weird contours work slow around those areas.

The carpet came in last week gonna try to get to that this weekend if I have time.