Mazda Project
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Like New!!!
Well I do have to say that these things are sexy, I cann't lie.
Thanks to Metal Prep Services for the great work.
I will now be getting my car out of storage and drive it for the first time in almost 5 months!!!
Zoom Zoom!
Thanks to Metal Prep Services for the great work.
I will now be getting my car out of storage and drive it for the first time in almost 5 months!!!
Zoom Zoom!
Friday, April 30, 2010
Sweet Wheels!!!!
Getting my wheels sandblasted! Thanks Bobby! My wheels have three layers of powder coating on them, and that makes it very difficult to blast off. I used some crazy powerful Paint striper to help soften up the layers. That should make the blasting easier.
I'm so excited to get my car out finally!!!
I'm so excited to get my car out finally!!!
Monday, April 26, 2010
Eyes
I disassembled my headlight housing to eliminate the nauseous glare of chrome. The flat black looks miles better, but I have yet to see how it looks completed considering that my car still doesn't have a front bumper, or wheels. I'm hoping in the next week and a half to get everything back together.
Home Work and Parties have recently taken prominence over my car. yea! Someday I will pull up in something other than my piece O' Junk Truck.
Home Work and Parties have recently taken prominence over my car. yea! Someday I will pull up in something other than my piece O' Junk Truck.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Door guards are gone
Monday, March 1, 2010
Painted
As you might have seen in an earlier post, I had some rust that I'd found on the front beam of my 6. It was warm enough for me to get that cleaned and painted today, so here it is.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
So it's fixed now!
I had some connections to get that clutch bracket welded, so last friday I had her patched up. I am going to install it this afternoon because it's in the 40's, then adjust the clutch to make sure the engagement point and disengagement point are safe, and were I want them. So here is what I have done so far!
This is what the whole assembly looks like.
It's not a perfect weld, but the guy used $28 rods.
In this picture and the next you can see I added a brace, so in the future it should stay strong.
After I got done putting all parts back on the clutch bracket, you can see I only had 1/16" and 1/32" of an inch on each side of the brace. I am the happiest man on earth, cause I just eyed it. If it were different I would have to do some grinding for all the parts to fit.
Some of the welding. Sorry you can't see the details. lol.
This is what the whole assembly looks like.
It's not a perfect weld, but the guy used $28 rods.
In this picture and the next you can see I added a brace, so in the future it should stay strong.
After I got done putting all parts back on the clutch bracket, you can see I only had 1/16" and 1/32" of an inch on each side of the brace. I am the happiest man on earth, cause I just eyed it. If it were different I would have to do some grinding for all the parts to fit.
Some of the welding. Sorry you can't see the details. lol.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Some of my favorite 6's