glass fibre front end: pic
12-19-2003, 03:01 AM
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That's interesting Nick. I like it because it is subtle- It looks factory for the most part.
The front clip, however, sits lower than the rocker panels in the side picture. Are you planning some sort of sill extension to cover this?
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The front clip, however, sits lower than the rocker panels in the side picture. Are you planning some sort of sill extension to cover this?
Normy!
'85 S2 5 Speed
12-19-2003, 01:39 PM
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normy,
yes i have sill extensions which are being added also. the scope of this project has truly been an eye opener as its gone from an idea to nearing completion. i am changing the colour as well and this has meant a lot of work including pulling everything off that can be removed, im dreading re-assembly!
the glassfibre molding seems to be an amalgamation of the s4 type with a lower splitter and it does look similar to some of the jacquemond stuff. i believe richard at clubautosport has a mold to make more of them. will post more pics as things develop, its going to look great in orange!
yes i have sill extensions which are being added also. the scope of this project has truly been an eye opener as its gone from an idea to nearing completion. i am changing the colour as well and this has meant a lot of work including pulling everything off that can be removed, im dreading re-assembly!
the glassfibre molding seems to be an amalgamation of the s4 type with a lower splitter and it does look similar to some of the jacquemond stuff. i believe richard at clubautosport has a mold to make more of them. will post more pics as things develop, its going to look great in orange!
12-22-2003, 07:05 PM
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I would also be interested based on price and front ground clearence. Jacquemond charges $1399 for their "M style" front section so as long as the price isn't over $1000 I'm interested. Thanks, Joel