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Old 11-22-2010, 05:21 PM
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No much to show but almost done...



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Old 12-20-2010, 05:32 AM
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Hi guys... Finally a cool update!! Hand made one-of-a-kind wheels. Modified centers came from Porsche Carrera GT Gemballa Wheels with machined rims on my lathe. Now I can finish front suspension.












Special thanks to my friend Cris Jr. Without your help I haven't make it possible.

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Old 12-20-2010, 09:22 AM
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I dont know how some of you guys do it, making rims etc wow. Would be nice to see them mocked up with the body
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Excellent!

those rims are very "foose" style...so they would fit perfectly on the mustang!
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Rims look great, nice work
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the amount of waste that comes from machining parts always seems to bring a slight chill down my spine.
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man those are awsome wheels
i wish i had the access to some of this kinda equipment!
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Very nice, Cesar! The wheels look perfect!

I don't know for the life of me why I haven't bought a lathe yet. So much can be done with one.
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That is amazing work on the wheels!
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Hey guys thanks for kind of words! I'm still learning use my lathe. I'm very glad with results and your feedback.

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the amount of waste that comes from machining parts always seems to bring a slight chill down my spine.
Yes Drunken Monkey, me too... specially when I finished job and needs clean my room... It is sad... LOL

Thanks!!

Stay tuned to the next!!! Very merry Xmas!!!

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To bad it's incredibly smelly to smelt aluminum in your garage. it's got an amazingly low melting point that you could likely make your own billets out of the scraps.
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Great job with the wheels Cesar.. it looks amazing!!..

About the "little hand", anytime brother..
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rsxse240 - hmmmmmmm... I'll try something with soldering wire someday.

Cris Thanks again bro!!! Extend to Gerco also!!!

2010 last update...

"A" arms broked...







They are very fragile and I have to calm down... Now I have to redo the lower arms ... patience ...



But I do not quit, I finished interior that I had started a while. Based that some guys doing with the 1/1, for example in Sick Fish The built by Troy Trepanier:









Unlike the Sick Fish, I want to use all the space in the back seat of the Mustang, because I'll invent something in the trunk, or leave it free (do not know yet) ... I did shots the entire step-by-step for you guys to see how it's done. Speakers and amps are resin casted.





















I hope you like it. All feedback are welcome!!

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