Toms RCR 40 Trackracer

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JimmyMac

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Well Tom two weeks ago you told me to look out for a complete surprise !

Very VERY nice, your treatment makes this car look like a true racer.
The glass work preparation is also a credit to you.

I'm jealous.
 

Keith

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VERY NICE TOM!
Things really start comming together when it is painted. I would set the rest of the "bright" parts on the car and see how it looks before I made them black. Something tells me that the the "bling" will look good with that color.
Keith
 
VERY NICE TOM!
Things really start comming together when it is painted. I would set the rest of the "bright" parts on the car and see how it looks before I made them black. Something tells me that the the "bling" will look good with that color.
Keith

Agree, The contrast of the polished parts realy makes it complete. A 2 colored scheme looks incomplete. One needs a third color. For example just imagine the Harleay racing colors ( orange black white) without one of them , how boring.

TOM
 
Thanks for your all compliments. As soon the panels are aligned and the rest of the parts mounted i will post a short walkaround vid.

Here is the original porsche color shade in direct comparisson to my adaption
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TOM
 
Hi Tom, fantastic result ! The body algnment, preperation and final colour choice come together to great effect.
Are there going to be stripes of any kind ?

Simon
 
After picking up the car from the painter a lot of detailed work has had to be done to get it ready for the first official presentation.
- realigning the bodywork
- painting the black frames on the plexiglas
- installing the lights front and rear
- installing the plexiglas
- adapting the exhaust to fit to the G50
- installing shifter and making it work
- installing DZUS fasteners and Hartwell latches
- installing door boxes
- installing dash vent grill
- installing al weatherstriping
- installing doorhandels and door striker plates ( now 1,5 mm stainless steel) and porsche latches
-installing the satin black powdercoated 9 hole grills
- over all cleanup and finsihing

I worked pretty hard and late but achieved my goal to have the car in a pretty nice condition for presenting it at the biggest bavarian vintage car festival ( more in the RCR section)

Some pics for you about the current stage.
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can you detect the turnsignal lights ?
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we notched the bottom of the silencer to clear the g50 and changed the angle of the outlet pipes to clear the rear clip.
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Man, that's looking great! Next thing you know she'll be on the road.
Nice work Tom. I admire the way you stepped out on the color, will be awsome!
 

Randy V

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Very nice work Tom... Quite an innovative solution on the Muffler/Silencer!

It looks like a little re-work took place for the shifter cables/levers...

How does the shifter feel?
 

Rob

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Fantastic Tom. She looks stunning!! :thumbsup:

Best of luck with the car show.
 
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