Em2codyJuly 23, 2012
#458899Pearl white on silver ucf20 build
Okay, so I picked up the car a couple weeks ago, tradedmy civic for it.
the civic was very near and dear to my heart and it always will be but the style I was trying to achieve just wasn't flowing with the platform I was using, along with the fact that I was always wrenching on the car and could never just enjoy it. So here we are 2 weeks later and I'm in a very clean ucf20 that will be a steady enjoyable build I hope. I just put in a decent sized order to junction produce today and hope to finish interior first, then work on lighting and exhaust then wheels and suspension will shortly follow. I'm trying to enjoy not having a static dropped car that sits a half inch from the ground for a whole minute, it's quite a nice change of pace. Anyhow, on to pictures.
First thing it got was clay bar and wax and a good interior cleaning. It looked like The kid I got it from Took it four wheeling
(I also removed the autozone fogs)
Previous owner put in a single din radio and didn't get an install kit so It was just hanging out in the dash so I bought a double din and ordered an install kit
I also kept my custom made shift knob and refinished it so it would be shiny to match the woodgrain in the car And here's an interior shot a good friend of mine tried out last night. Still waiting on final result
I look forward to becoming an active contributing member and can't wait to get knee deep building this car. Thanks for looking
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Okay, so I picked up the car a couple weeks ago, traded my civic for it. [IMG]http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg495/em2cody/ed479e8c.jpg[/IMG] the civic was very near and dear to my heart and it always will be but the style I was trying to achieve just wasn't flowing with the platform I was using, along with the fact that I was always wrenching on the car and could never just enjoy it. So here we are 2 weeks later and I'm in a very clean ucf20 that will be a steady enjoyable build I hope. I just put in a decent sized order to junction produce today and hope to finish interior first, then work on lighting and exhaust then wheels and suspension will shortly follow. I'm trying to enjoy not having a static dropped car that sits a half inch from the ground for a whole minute, it's quite a nice change of pace. Anyhow, on to pictures. First thing it got was clay bar and wax and a good interior cleaning. It looked like The kid I got it from Took it four wheeling (I also removed the autozone fogs) [IMG]http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg495/em2cody/66d7ea85.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg495/em2cody/013e8b8b.jpg[/IMG] Previous owner put in a single din radio and didn't get an install kit so It was just hanging out in the dash so I bought a double din and ordered an install kit [IMG]http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg495/em2cody/502a4d39.jpg[/IMG] I also kept my custom made shift knob and refinished it so it would be shiny to match the woodgrain in the car And here's an interior shot a good friend of mine tried out last night. Still waiting on final result [IMG]http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg495/em2cody/e607d3b8.jpg[/IMG] I look forward to becoming an active contributing member and can't wait to get knee deep building this car. Thanks for looking
