Type R Club of America

The wheel wells look great! I defintely feel you on the whole wiring fiasco, I’m on the same boat. Looking forward to the rear wells update keep it up!

We usually work every Wednesday night, but after we got the front wells sprayed, we couldn't wait to get working on the rears!! My wife wasn't feeling good after dinner, and my friend helping me was already at the house... And what do ya know, HE HAD HIS SHOP GEAR. Of course!

Behold!!!!








Oh, now my motivation to get all the nuts, bolts, and hardware all zinc'd has been kicked into high gear!! I can't WAIT to start putting all new pieces back into the caR!

Those wheel wells look amazing! I also cannot wait to see all your new parts installed on your caR!

Awesome work. Love it!

Well done!

Stin1 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 11:35 am Awesome work. Love it!

ddwelch wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 8:02 am Those wheel wells look amazing! I also cannot wait to see all your new parts installed on your caR!

touringteg wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 2:50 pm Well done!

Thanks guys!!! Its a great feeling and an even better sight when I look at it now. Starting to make it allllllll worth it.

Hells yeahs! Looking fantastic man.

Looks great! Working on stripping my project right now and totally feel you on the amount of work. It’s taken me ~3 hrs to strip the rear right wheel well.

What did you use for coating?
Did you re-spray the entire undercarriage, if so how did you manage without a rotisserie? I’m trying to sort that out.

Assembly is the light at the end of the tunnel! Looks great

What paint did you use? The under fender work looks glorious. I'm very impressed, quality prep and paint work.