caddy cts clip

[P-ToWnBaLLEr951]

OK advice on how to do this?
http://www.socalcustoms.com/Shows/2005/SummerCalJam/images/DSC04253.jpg
http://www.socalcustoms.net/Shows/2005/SpringCalJam/images/DSC03089.jpg

[Eric]

have SoCal Customs do it and have no wallet left

[i0kepa]

chop chop grind grind weld grind chop some more grind weld aw crap.....weld some more grind grind weld paint and maybe it'll work!!

that is a sweet mod though. Have you ever seen the baby blue s-10 with the navigator front end?

[nickr5208]

that looks pretty sick

[P-ToWnBaLLEr951]

have SoCal Customs do it and have no wallet left
so cal customs is just a car show web site. but you are right about the wallet issue. lol

[chuddly]

it wouldnt be as hard as you are thinking....the bumper cover is just fiberglass so chop it up and glass it back...fenders just require a bit of shaping and the hood the same.....hardest part would be mounting everything....but thats not that bad

[steve]

it wouldnt be as hard as you are thinking....the bumper cover is just fiberglass so chop it up and glass it back...fenders just require a bit of shaping and the hood the same.....hardest part would be mounting everything....but thats not that bad


By the sound of chuddly's advice, I am betting on him being a very well train/experienced metal fabricator and fiberglasser. Nothing looks simple about that to the normal back yard customizer. I would have to agree with Eric on this one. That is not a project that any novice should attempted him self. Open your wallet and prepared to be financially raped.

[P-ToWnBaLLEr951]

i cant wait to spread them one day i am thinking in like a year. OMG

[steve]

i cant wait to spread them one day i am thinking in like a year. OMG


What???? You confuse me.

[P-ToWnBaLLEr951]

lol i a thinking ini like a year i will beable to do that saving my money. and paying (spreading them) somebody to help me out with this. i called a guy a outcast customs and he said that devious customs did that snd he wroked at devious before he opened his own shop so he could help me out.

[chuddly]

By the sound of chuddly's advice, I am betting on him being a very well train/experienced metal fabricator and fiberglasser. Nothing looks simple about that to the normal back yard customizer. I would have to agree with Eric on this one. That is not a project that any novice should attempted him self. Open your wallet and prepared to be financially raped.

yes actualy i am pretty good at fabricating and glassing ....i have done custom speaker box...built my own air suspension for my motorcycle...and FARRRRR too many thing to count up... but i do agree it is not somthing a back yard mech. should attempt

[moot_lau]

that looks so whack!...haha...the white pinstriped line on the fender doesn't even match up with the rest of the strip going along the body...sorry my $0.02...crazy idea but should be left on a cadillac....

[Eric]

i looked at the pics again and all u need to buy is the bumper, headlights, and grille


a novice(if have the tools) could attempt this and take his/her time (and i mean it!!!)

Practiced techinques on scrape

And in a year maybe get this done

just need patience, measure and mark well, and creative thinking

[Eric]

And don't rip me a new a-hole, please.

I was just thinking.