How to fix a wreck at home
#17
Now that I look at the pictures... Im not sure I like the way the side numbers and hood look...... anybody got a better idea's? Im thinking maybe angle the side numebrs to be parallel with the stripe?
#18
In the end, it really was not that hard, but it is definitely more art than science...
#21
Great job...
I had a quarter panel ouch...a BMW collected me with little to no damage to his car. You are really luck he could "save" the quarter panel...the original estimate for my quarter panel from a "Prestige" shop was $5,000....I had it fixed by a local guy at MACCO "under the table" on a weekend for under $1,000....
Your experience, mine and that of a lot more guys confirms my feelings:
A. You need lots of money to go race, 5X more than you can imagine,
B. Or, you need to have a throw away race car.
Your experience, mine and that of a lot more guys confirms my feelings:
A. You need lots of money to go race, 5X more than you can imagine,
B. Or, you need to have a throw away race car.
#23
#25
I'm signed up... But, they haven't cashed my check yet, so I don't know if I am in or not... I hope so! I'm also planning on doing the Triangle Region's Tail of the Dragon run in August... And, probably the DE in Oct as well...
#26
I had a quarter panel ouch...a BMW collected me with little to no damage to his car. You are really luck he could "save" the quarter panel...the original estimate for my quarter panel from a "Prestige" shop was $5,000....I had it fixed by a local guy at MACCO "under the table" on a weekend for under $1,000....
Your experience, mine and that of a lot more guys confirms my feelings:
A. You need lots of money to go race, 5X more than you can imagine,
B. Or, you need to have a throw away race car.
Your experience, mine and that of a lot more guys confirms my feelings:
A. You need lots of money to go race, 5X more than you can imagine,
B. Or, you need to have a throw away race car.
#27