Looks like there a few more parts to buff in Brian's future!
Beautiful! As I would expect nothing less in your posts.

 

Looks beautiful, can I ask what you used the bond the rear corner extensions to the quarter panels?

Who's parts did you use for the rear deck and extensions?

Thanks, Clint

 

The owners used Mustangs to Fear end caps and deck lid spoiler and I don't know what brand of panel adhesive they used. They installed the kit and when we got it we noticed some rust and replaced the A pillars, cowl and front fenders.

 

Looks great!

 

I painted this awhile ago and Brian wet sanded and buffed









I just finished spraying four coats of clear

 

Not an Eleanor fan. But the work looks great! Thanks for sharing.

 

I am an eleanor fan and it looks great!

 

Beautiful finish.

 

What drivetrain will they be putting in?

 

Supercharged 351 with a 5 speed.

 

Great work as always

 

Reliable Carriers was scheduled to up pick up and take her home to Ohio on 1/2/14 so we worked through the holidays. We were here on New Years day from 7:30 - 7:00 and she was ready for pickup but they never showed up or called.















It is hard to get a good picture she looks a lot better in person

 

I'm not a huge Fan of these but there is no denying the quality of work, amazing.

 

I was thinking the same damn thing looking thru the pics.

 

love the color. and very nice work!:thumbsup:

 

I love it! Its obvious by looking at my coupe, I'm a Eleanor fan! Is that hood fiberglass? What manufacturer is it? The car looks great, a great clone.

 

"Reliable Carriers was scheduled to up pick up and take her home.."

Sounds like a name change should be in the works

 

She is going to be so happy when her car get back to her.

 

Eleanor was picked up last night and will be home in Ohio sometime today.

 

Don't suppose you have any details on the taillights that were used?

 

What was the deal with Reliable not showing up the first time? Did they give any kind of explanation?

 

Do you know whereabouts in ohio this is going so I can be on the lookout? Not that I would be able to miss it.

 

Maybe Reliable decided to wait for weather up north to warm up a bit. A call would have been appropriate!

 

First off, great work. I have a strange question, though: How do you apply your masking plastic in the first couple pictures? I've only ever done it using masking paper dispensed on a masking machine. Do you have a similar machine that dispenses plastic In a roll? Is it weird that I'm most impressed with the masking job? I'd love to be able to duplicate your masking using plastic and pulled tight as you show. Any tips or tricks on the techniques used would be appreciated.

 

Brian is the master at taping

 

Eleanor arrived home last night at 7:00.

 

Link to No Reins build

Here is the link to No Reins build of this Eleanor. Its a great build just on another mustang forum.
A woman's project: 68 Fastback - MustangForums.com

 

Here is the link to No Reins build of this Eleanor. Its a great build just on another mustang forum.
A woman's project: 68 Fastback - MustangForums.com

That is an amazing build thread. Thanks for the link.

 

Thanks so much for taking the time to upload the masking pictures. I'll be using that tip every time I paint!

 

That garage is not worthy of your work! I mean, come on. No tool box, no gear head stuff, half painted walls.....LOL!!

 

I had the pleasure of meeting Aaron and seeing this car in person yesterday. It is the nicest Mustang I have ever seen in person. No joke. The quality of this car is incredible.

Thanks to this forum I learned that this car lives on my way home from work. Small world!

Oh, and I can assure you that the garage is finished up now and worthy of this car!