Mitsubishi FTO Progress Pics

After 2 years, I'm nearly finished
http://www.spc.org.uk/mitsubishi/i/fujimi-fto-001.jpg
http://www.spc.org.uk/mitsubishi/i/fujimi-fto-002.jpg
http://www.spc.org.uk/mitsubishi/i/fujimi-fto-003.jpg
http://www.spc.org.uk/mitsubishi/i/fujimi-fto-004.jpg

This is a copy of my real car, and yes my exhaust is that big :)

http://www.mitsubishi-fto.org/gallery/rr2/images/rr2033.jpg

Steve

Fantastic work, you've done a great job on that FTO, shame we dont see more of them. just as a matter of interest, how did you make your number plates?

It definalely worth the effort, it's bloody awesome ;-)

Originally posted by Del-R
just as a matter of interest, how did you make your number plates?

Printed them out on a laser printer one on white paper and one on yellow
and fixed on with 3M spray mount

Steve

Excellent work!
A true copy of your 1:1 car.

Originally posted by Gainsbourg
Excellent work!
A true copy of your 1:1 car. Ditto!!:cool: :cool: :cool:

Nice job! You have a real FTO? Your lucky, we don't have those in the states.

Originally posted by Hiroboy


Printed them out on a laser printer one on white paper and one on yellow
and fixed on with 3M spray mount

Steve Out of topic, but i want to know, can i use laser printer to print instrument dials? I tried using inkjet, but it came out blur.

Great job, i'm very impressed with your work, they're very nicely done and i cant wait to see how you get on with the SAS stuff - you've ordered enough of it!;)