Overlord475: 1988 SETA 2.7i Build Thread (Turbo Prep)

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  • Overlord475
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    Originally posted by MMIACSURVIVOR
    Hey man great build! i saw in some earlier pics you ran your new wheels with the center caps but they were blank! You should look into getting some center roundels for them, unless you like the center capless look. Keep up the good work!
    https://www.ecstuning.com/ES65673/?g...4wiRoCJ3Xw_wcB
    The issue is that the caps provided with the wheels have an ~48mm center.
    Can't find quality roundels in that size.

    Also, I like the cap-less look.

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  • MMIACSURVIVOR
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    Hey man great build! i saw in some earlier pics you ran your new wheels with the center caps but they were blank! You should look into getting some center roundels for them, unless you like the center capless look. Keep up the good work!
    https://www.ecstuning.com/ES65673/?g...4wiRoCJ3Xw_wcB

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  • KrautnotRice
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    Lookin' good!

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  • Amotacos
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    Awesome build man! This is an inspiration and a great guideline for my 88 build. Thanks for making this thing.

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  • Overlord475
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    Here are some new pics of the 30 after paints.

    Want to give a shout out to my wife for the epic pics. She moonlights as a photographer while not studying for Physics finals... She's a genius.





















    She is still working on a few more.
    Hopefully after finals are over.

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  • Overlord475
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    Originally posted by JinormusJ
    Not gonn lie

    Do really love this car and do really love this build. Your attention to detail and tidiness is something to be admired. I'm liking how it looks so far; I really would have found a front plastic bumper though to have painted with the respray

    Top notch work otherwise

    Ps
    Don't iS badge it
    ;D
    Lol... I won't

    Also.... I'm actually going backwards and putting a stock 88 metal rear bumper back on the car.
    I know, I know... I'm probably the only nut job that likes the stock 88 bumpers over plastic.

    This car is my cosmetic inspiration though... I love it (minus the wheels, I like mine more):



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  • JinormusJ
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    Not gonn lie

    Do really love this car and do really love this build. Your attention to detail and tidiness is something to be admired. I'm liking how it looks so far; I really would have found a front plastic bumper though to have painted with the respray

    Top notch work otherwise







    Ps
    Don't iS badge it
    ;D

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  • Overlord475
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    Paint looks great. Not the best shot, but will get more soon:

    Last edited by Overlord475; 12-07-2015, 06:47 PM.

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  • Overlord475
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    Car is put back together... Will take pictures tonight if I get off work before it's too dark.

    Here is a sneak peak in the mean time:

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  • KrautnotRice
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    Looking very nice!

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  • Overlord475
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    Made a trip out to the shop yesterday.

    The molding looks great!





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  • Overlord475
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    Just got more pictures from the shop.

    He laid the base and sealer last night and clear this morning!
    It looks so good!

    He still has to paint the mirrors, rocker panels, window trim, and a few other things flat black. Then he'll wet sand and buff it.

    Hope to pick it up next Tuesday:



















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  • squidmaster
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    I'm excited!

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  • PimpinWalrus
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    Awesome work man! Love these m20 builds. Sub'd

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  • Overlord475
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    Originally posted by badwella
    Awesome progress. I'm going to get the Lachssilber resprayed on mine. How much did the shop quote you? Doesn't look like there was a lot of bodywork done.
    Very minor body work. Just a bit on the rocker panels on both sides.
    The rest was just dent repair.

    I got the friend discount so I don't know if what I paid would be a good place to start. It was less than $2k.

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