Brazilian Maverick rebuild

Discussion in 'Maverick/Comet Projects' started by topolino, Dec 24, 2011.

  1. topolino

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    WOW!!!! Now I want to build another Maverick just to follow all these instructions! That yes, it was a real lesson! surely I will follow all instructions when I reassemble the car.
    I think it worked well, but just in case it is always good to check and re-check everything that was said and make the recommended alterations if necessary.

    Thank you so MUCH! you guys are "the guys"! :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:

    I feel I am more wise now!:D:thumbs2:

    cheers!!
     
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    Here she is!!!:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman

    was a treat! I found this car in my city, already painted and ready to get my 302, which was "left" here!
    9K! a gift! (In Brazilian market):thumbs2:

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    Looks pretty nice..... (y)
     
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    Very nice!!! Congrats
     
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    Thanks!!

    it is just missing a T5..then,assembling!!:dancing:

    next friday she will be here,than I `ll take some good pics..
     
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    Nice! Looks like a solid car from these pictures.
     
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    oh yes..it is in very very good shape..the body is thousand times better than was my current project.. and the very best part: I have no body shop to do anymore!!!:yahoo::yahoo::yahoo::yahoo::yahoo::yahoo::yahoo::yahoo:
     
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    WOW - my door handles are also shaved and that's the same color my car is getting painted :)

    Damn, my car gonna look good :dance: :rofl2:
     
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    in my dreams my car will look like yours!!:bowdown:

    in my dreams!:naughty::D:D
     
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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    Coming from a master craftsman such as yourself, I would take that as a great compliment :bowdown:
     
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    You can be sure..it is a great honest compliment!! you are master craftsman ,somebody to be followed..and I hope that one day I will be one too! I am learning..slow and steady

    thanks for your compliment ! :thumbs2::thumbs2:
     
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    going for sand blasting and powder coating:bouncy:

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    Are your going to install your grabber hood as well as the camaro tail lights?

    What are you going to do about getting the rear tires to fit now?:)
     
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    Grabber hood, I do not think so ... in Brazil costs 2K used! in bad really conditions!
    and I tried to buy several times a carbon hood of a member of the forum but he never answered me..
    So I still do not know what I'll do.. lets wait and see...

    as the camaro tail light .. yes I will use, I bought yesterday! but this time I will use that with reverse lens in the center.(too many work to fit the reverse lights in the rear valance)
     
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    Did you sell your other car to get the painted one? It's seems like you had a lot of time and custom parts on that car to abandon it just because of paint.

    Or is the plan to have 2 cars?
     

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