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| Should the deck lid have a curve to it... can some body put a level to there lid and tell me if they get the same results so I can match the body to the curve of this lid... or straighten out the lid. | |
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This keeps the lid on (temporary) so the neighbors can think it looks like a car. |
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Underside of bonnet - This was more tricky to remove than the exhaust cover, but very easy to make the mould. This is the real 1991 Diablo bonnet.  |
The snooker table made a good work bench
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Here are a few pics of the starting stages of glassing in some steel
for the hinge and latches on all my lids. I still plan to bond the steel
more with kitty hair fiber glassed reinforced filler late after I weld
the studs in for mounting everything. |
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Jim Here are some pics of my trunk lid I just finished. I was wondering why I havent seen more bed liner coatings like X-liner or rhino liner for under coating these panels. It looks and works great |
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is copyright © 2002-2007 by Ron
Fletcher. All rights reserved. |
Although my information
comes from various builders and sources, if you want any information contact
me. The photographs used on this site are used with permission, if you
want to use any, contact them through the various links on this site.
I did and you can see the results! |
How
do I get my Deck Lid to stay on the car when I am showing it off? I
use a coat-hanger.