gtabadboy

For some of you guys who have been following this, it will be redundant. For those others, I decided to cut sheet metal to cover my rear firewall and the front sides of the car so that the bay had a smoothed look to it. It was a huge job but well worth it. I used sheet metal, welding, bondo, tons of sanding and a three stage pearl. I have the motor in there now too but I am way behind on pics. Heres the process:

SHEET METAL:



DURING:


Completed (flame red with violet pearl)

89Irocz23

looks pretty cool but does the engine bay get hotter now?

Kj Rockz

Looks kewl...

spartyon

hey kj how do u like those volfenhag subs?

JACKO

I was wondering how ya went coz I remember your post.
Looks like you spend a long time in the garage.
Just wondering how many BEERS did it take to get the job done?
you got more pics comin?

gtabadboy

The project hasnt affected the bay temp because the sheet metal was painted. Either way the bay is hot because my 383 stroker runs hot.
I have more pics coming. The new motor is in there now but Im just trying to get it going right. I was running the wrong spark plugs. Im also hooking up my NX nitrous kit at the moment. The project took a good 2 1/2 weeks. Sanding and bondo was the worse. Cuttng the sheet metal wasnt so fun either. I had cuts all over my hands.

3.1EyeCandy

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Progress is good, isn't it? There's nothing quite like getting something you really wanted done accomplished. Congrats.

TransAm12sec

Thats very very true.

Looks a whole lot better. Exceptional job

MdFormula350

great job!!

Mark A Shields

That's some good craftmanship.

bradkeith

GTA-badboy, great work. I can only imagine how many hours you've investing into your engine bay. The firewall looks sweet.

gtabadboy

Click here for pics of my car and new 383 stroker. You have already seen my sheet metal project. Hope you enjoy!!
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...17#post1011417

JACKO

Hoooochi mumma thats lookin real good. I like

JMatlock88

You did a really nice job it looks like! However, it seems like a very painful way to add weight to the front end...something I am always trying to avoid. Nontheless, that took a lot of craftsmanship and looks very nice!