That thing looked like an absolute turd when you got it, kudos to you for sticking with it. Nice car.
2003 Mach 1 Driveway Photoshoot :)
- Thread starter starnsey
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Hey Starnsey,
Wow, that mach has definitely come along ways!
Kudos to bringing her back to showroom condition, that think is mint!
I love the attention to detail. Fr500s, a shaved rear bumper, blue VCs, IRS.... very well done, indeed!
- Michael
Wow, that mach has definitely come along ways!
Kudos to bringing her back to showroom condition, that think is mint!
I love the attention to detail. Fr500s, a shaved rear bumper, blue VCs, IRS.... very well done, indeed!
- Michael
Beautiful DSG!!! :beer:
Oh yes finally the engine bay ahhhhh looks amazing man
Yeah, I need to dump that red-topped battery ASAP - unfortunately money has to go to other things first.
looks sick :rockon:
How much of a bitch where the valve covers to do?
Mach looks great! Super clean. Time and money well spent.
Easy! Engine was out of the car :-D
But seriously, when I was first trying to figure out what the horrible noise coming from my engine was (broken valve spring) I removed the passenger side valve cover while it was still in the car - ya know, the one that's supposed to be easy to get off - and it was a ****ing bitch to remove. Between trying to get it over the timing gears and the hard a/c line that runs right next to it, I was cussing it out like crazy.
BTW, in case any of you don't frequent the "Mach 1" section, here's a link to what led to this:
http://www.svtperformance.com/forum...-spring-replacement-(-quot-build-quot-thread)
Best looking NE I've ever seen.
Clean! Well done.
Just a quick little photoshop job on Starnsey's beautiful Mach.
Pictures didn't need much editing, just sharpened the picture and played with the colors a little.
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Thanks,
- Michael
Pictures didn't need much editing, just sharpened the picture and played with the colors a little.
If anyone would like to be featured on Sinister Mustang's Social Media, feel free to send pictures over to [email protected]. Shoot us a follow on the links in my signature!
Thanks,
- Michael
Yep! Engine was initially built by HPP in Lewisville. Did an okay job minus the bad luck with the valve springs, but as history has shown, that's happened to a few people. Hopefully sometime soon I'll have some pics of this bitch going around a twisty-turny course :-D
Looks great!
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