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Since Loud did it.
Copy and pasted from the Bullet.
Dirty Sanchez is a short, easily complete-able project that will consist of wheels, basic clean up and some basic suspension changes.
The car was bought with out a care, I was tired of looking for cars and having them sold before I could get there so, I packed up and traveled to Detroit. After looking at the car from the outside (we go there before the owner did and, the car was locked), I saw that it was straight enough to buy on the spot. Not even a test drive and, money was exchanged and we took the car back to its temporary resting spot where, it sat for a week.
Day 1:
The car was delivered from the other side of the state.
10695029_10202748526134849_559561890_n by Detroit Style, on Flickr
10719080_10202749593321528_1744030154_n by Detroit Style, on Flickr
Mind you, even with the stupidly high miles on the car, it fires up on the first hit with out any smoke. So, Ryan sent this while he was on lunch when he saw how clean it was.
10717441_10202748752180500_2024783712_n by Detroit Style, on Flickr
After getting the car here, we wasted no time putting on the rear wheels.
10723654_10154623735535142_213812961_n by Detroit Style, on Flickr
1926795_10154623673785142_1177860838434943413_n by Detroit Style, on Flickr
Day 2 (today)
Decided to remove the Plastidip/painted/Nightshaded/what ever it was from the tail lights.
They have since been polished but, I'm to lazy to take the camera out there.
Next up, was the headlights. Granted, these will never be replaced or probably touched again but, they annoyed me so I cleaned them up a bit.
Before:
Lights Before by Detroit Style, on Flickr
After:
Lights After by Detroit Style, on Flickr
The last thing for the night was to remove the smog system or, at least get that task started. Come to find out, someone took the pulley off of the smog pump yet never took the pump out.
Smog Pump Missing Pulley by Detroit Style, on Flickr
10268530_10154785155265142_2806542135488006396_n by Detroit Style, on Flickr
Copy and pasted from the Bullet.
Dirty Sanchez is a short, easily complete-able project that will consist of wheels, basic clean up and some basic suspension changes.
The car was bought with out a care, I was tired of looking for cars and having them sold before I could get there so, I packed up and traveled to Detroit. After looking at the car from the outside (we go there before the owner did and, the car was locked), I saw that it was straight enough to buy on the spot. Not even a test drive and, money was exchanged and we took the car back to its temporary resting spot where, it sat for a week.
Day 1:
The car was delivered from the other side of the state.
Mind you, even with the stupidly high miles on the car, it fires up on the first hit with out any smoke. So, Ryan sent this while he was on lunch when he saw how clean it was.
After getting the car here, we wasted no time putting on the rear wheels.
Day 2 (today)
Decided to remove the Plastidip/painted/Nightshaded/what ever it was from the tail lights.
They have since been polished but, I'm to lazy to take the camera out there.
Next up, was the headlights. Granted, these will never be replaced or probably touched again but, they annoyed me so I cleaned them up a bit.
Before:
After:
The last thing for the night was to remove the smog system or, at least get that task started. Come to find out, someone took the pulley off of the smog pump yet never took the pump out.
