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Modified 1968 Coupe

Race Ramps was at Barrett Jackson in Palm Beach last weekend and came to our show and was looking for a car to display

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I noticed this car on the cover of the latest issue of Modified Mustangs and Fords with im guessing brian in front. The car looks amazing. Its just a shame it was only on the cover, and only mentioned in an editorial. I was really hoping for a layout.

It made me read back through your build thread, and i noticed that you quarter panel end caps look like they are steel, but you never mention if you trunk deck lid is a steel piece or fiberglass. Do you mind sharing some more details? Its one impressive coupe for sure.
 
"lethal289" said:
I noticed this car on the cover of the latest issue of Modified Mustangs and Fords with im guessing brian in front. The car looks amazing. Its just a shame it was only on the cover, and only mentioned in an editorial. I was really hoping for a layout.

It made me read back through your build thread, and i noticed that you quarter panel end caps look like they are steel, but you never mention if you trunk deck lid is a steel piece or fiberglass. Do you mind sharing some more details? Its one impressive coupe for sure.
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Thank you the end caps and deck lid are fiberglass. I used panel adhesive and also bolted them on than added filler.
 
"Fast68back" said:
Do you like red?
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is there another color?

I got my issue in the mail, they mention you in the editor section too when talking about their project car. :thu
 
I had a friend replace the seals and filter

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After Brian cleaned it

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I sprayed 2 coats of SPI gray epoxy

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Just curious, is that some kind of special material that you use for masking or are you just really good at putting plastic on?
 
"65-408" said:
Just curious, is that some kind of special material that you use for masking or are you just really good at putting plastic on?
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3m plastic sheeting somehow Brian can do that I can't.
 
"GPR" said:
3m plastic sheeting somehow Brian can do that I can't.
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it is an art form in itself. i also have a friend that can do that, when i try it looks like a soup sandwich, but gets the job done!
 
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