Proect: 2010 Mustang GT - Page 2

jimtothejam80 · #21 07-16-2009, 04:23 PM

im quite sad about there not being any body kits on the new ones.

how is the painting coming on btw?

blue504life · #22 07-16-2009, 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by jimtothejam80

im quite sad about there not being any body kits on the new ones.

how is the painting coming on btw?

same here but it makes for more of a challenge when you want to add body kit

its sanded just need to do it again with a different grit and i can paint, but it rained today so i cant

jimtothejam80 · #23 07-18-2009, 05:15 AM

ahh i hate it when that happens good luck wth the weather from now on

NE10GT · #24 07-21-2009, 11:47 PM

GREETINGS from the Marriot Marquee, in a room overlooking Times Square (We got an upgrade apparently, cha-ching!). Wanted to pop in and see if any progress pics have been put up ;P. Anyways, good luck with the weather mate, I'm gonna go take a pee and stare out at the mesmerizing LCD billboards lol.

blue504life · #25 07-30-2009, 10:06 PM

alright it took me longer than i wanted but here she is

needs some touch ups but its the first and only painted 2010

money shot

im going to swap the wheels and get some more pics

65mustangrock · #26 07-30-2009, 10:39 PM

did you really go to a ford place and get a photo with a real one?

supraboi97 · #27 07-30-2009, 10:41 PM

Nice job I had thought about this project earlier and almost asked how it was going. But the wheels look alot better with the black accents.

blue504life · #28 07-30-2009, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by 65mustangrock

did you really go to a ford place and get a photo with a real one?

yes i did
sales guy tried to sell it to me, haha

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Originally Posted by supraboi97

Nice job I had thought about this project earlier and almost asked how it was going. But the wheels look alot better with the black accents.

thanks, the wheels are much better like that, i saw a set of black ones on a stock GT convert at he dealership too, not bad looking but not for this car

XMDrifter · #29 07-31-2009, 11:13 AM

it's great. just the windows....and other little things. kinda spoils the awesomeness.
but nonetheless, the paint looks smooth, it's shiny, good work!

xmodzracer · #30 07-31-2009, 11:20 AM

Good job man looks really clean. I've noticed with this color on the real ones you can definately spot them from a long way off.

2FAST · #31 07-31-2009, 11:58 AM

Here's two suggestions:
Blue FRPP Mustang: Lower,Aluminum pipes,new rims(see slideshow in link),FRPP logo/badge, maybe glowing badge (see slideshow)
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....rticle_id=7635

Blue Shelby GT500: Lower,Aluminum pipes,Shave Foglights, change badges,add stripes (or not)
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....rticle_id=8083
You can use Ford's Builder on their site and change the stripes and stuff to help visualize either of them with different colors, stripe, etc.

Here's a super cool idea for anyone for a glowing badge:Take any (3?) or 5(brighter)mm LED (Light blue in your case) then hot/superglue it behind the "GT" logo in the back and use THEB1GDUDE's tut on adding a light(s) to a CLL. Since RS is getting so cheap the plastic is slightly transparent so it will create a cool "halo" around the "GT" logo. I know this is different from the glowing badge in R&T's slideshow. You can also use white if you want since it's already painted light blue,this will make the logo white with a blue halo due to your paint for some contrast. Oh, and the halo will be around and in/on the badge/logo itself. Cool, huh?

blue504life · #32 07-31-2009, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by XMDrifter

it's great. just the windows....and other little things. kinda spoils the awesomeness.
but nonetheless, the paint looks smooth, it's shiny, good work!

the whole car will get redone someday, i didnt have any black spray pain for the windows so there hand painted
the paint is smooth and some how did come out shinny, but theres still marks from sanding that you cant really see

thanks

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Originally Posted by xmodzracer

Good job man looks really clean. I've noticed with this color on the real ones you can definately spot them from a long way off.

thanks
the color defiantly stands out especially in the world of all the black white and gray cars that own this earth

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Originally Posted by 2FAST

Here's two suggestions:
Blue FRPP Mustang: Lower,Aluminum pipes,new rims(see slideshow in link),FRPP logo/badge, maybe glowing badge (see slideshow)
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....rticle_id=7635

Blue Shelby GT500: Lower,Aluminum pipes,Shave Foglights, change badges,add stripes (or not)
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....rticle_id=8083
You can use Ford's Builder on their site and change the stripes and stuff to help visualize either of them with different colors, stripe, etc.

Here's a super cool idea for anyone for a glowing badge:Take any (3?) or 5(brighter)mm LED (Light blue in your case) then hot/superglue it behind the "GT" logo in the back and use THEB1GDUDE's tut on adding a light(s) to a CLL. Since RS is getting so cheap the plastic is slightly transparent so it will create a cool "halo" around the "GT" logo. I know this is different from the glowing badge in R&T's slideshow. You can also use white if you want since it's already painted light blue,this will make the logo white with a blue halo due to your paint for some contrast. Oh, and the halo will be around and in/on the badge/logo itself. Cool, huh?

one day i will make the FR it looks easy enough
500 a lot of work but one day

thats a good idea but not for me, its kinda next to impossible to save the GT on the side the car anyway

firebird999 · #33 07-31-2009, 04:11 PM

2fast, you do realise the "glowing badge" is inside the car...

2FAST · #34 07-31-2009, 04:59 PM

Woah both of you didn't read carefully (no offence)!!!

@Blue504life:
Here's a super cool idea for anyone for a glowing badge:Take any (3?) or 5(brighter)mm LED (Light blue in your case) then hot/superglue it behind the "GT" logo in the back and use THEB1GDUDE's tut on adding a light(s) to a CLL.

I meant the "GT" badge on the trunk that's a circle, you know? You've already masked it. Look at your 2nd pic if you still don't get it. Oh and Blue technically you already made the FRPP Mustang except for the rims

! The FRPP's (The real one's) modifications are mostly under the hood. And the GT500 is easy too! If you go to Ford's site you'll find out that some Shelbys don't have stripes! Just shave the foglights or cut the grill out then add mesh. The lowering and pipes are both simple too just go search! Sorry if I made it seem too complicated. Both of their badges can be made easily.

@firebird999:
Here's a super cool idea for anyone for a glowing badge:Take any (3?) or 5(brighter)mm LED (Light blue in your case) then hot/superglue it behind the "GT" logo in the back and use THEB1GDUDE's tut on adding a light(s) to a CLL. Since RS is getting so cheap the plastic is slightly transparent so it will create a cool "halo" around the "GT" logo. I know this is different from the glowing badge in R&T's slideshow.

I realize that the one in the slideshow was on the aluminum kickplate

@ U.

blue504life · #35 07-31-2009, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by 2FAST

Woah both of you didn't read carefully (no offence)!!!

@Blue504life:
Here's a super cool idea for anyone for a glowing badge:Take any (3?) or 5(brighter)mm LED (Light blue in your case) then hot/superglue it behind the "GT" logo in the back and use THEB1GDUDE's tut on adding a light(s) to a CLL.

I meant the "GT" badge on the trunk that's a circle, you know? You've already masked it. Look at your 2nd pic if you still don't get it. Oh and Blue technically you already made the FRPP Mustang except for the rims

! The FRPP's (The real one's) modifications are mostly under the hood. And the GT500 is easy too! If you go to Ford's site you'll find out that some Shelbys don't have stripes! Just shave the foglights or cut the grill out then add mesh. The lowering and pipes are both simple too just go search! Sorry if I made it seem too complicated. Both of their badges can be made easily.

oh the rear GT, that part is removable, now explain how to make it glow. the whole chrome piece is Solid plastic, more work then its worth. good idea though

G35 wheels close enough?
front G35 wheels
back model GT500 wheels
shave the wing in your mind

shelby needs a whole new front cap, and rear bumper, its a lot of work i might do one day

2FAST · #36 07-31-2009, 05:23 PM

The glowing is with a LED. Read the Tut!!! It's more of a light/halo that looks like a glow just take a small flash light and put it behind the badge and you'll get a very rough idea of how it'll look!
Yea the GT500 is kinda hard.

winner · #37 07-31-2009, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by 2FAST

The glowing is with a LED. Read the Tut!!! It's more of a light/halo that looks like a glow just take a small flash light and put it behind the badge and you'll get a very rough idea of how it'll look!
Yea the GT500 is kinda hard.

i dont see how you would do that and still have the gt logo, you could drill it out and put a led in it, but then you would not have the logo...... and btw, the gt logo is non-transparent. if you put a light on it nothing would really happen..........

blue504life · #38 07-31-2009, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by 2FAST

The glowing is with a LED. Read the Tut!!! It's more of a light/halo that looks like a glow just take a small flash light and put it behind the badge and you'll get a very rough idea of how it'll look!
Yea the GT500 is kinda hard.

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Originally Posted by winner

i dont see how you would do that and still have the gt logo, you could drill it out and put a led in it, but then you would not have the logo...... and btw, the gt logo is non-transparent. if you put a light on it nothing would really happen..........

thank you winner, thats what i was trying to get you to realize, its a good idea but it would be alot of work