JR Goodman's Overhaulin' 72 Challenger
#1
11-28-2009, 12:30 AM
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Clermont, FL
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JR Goodman's Overhaulin' 72 Challenger
This is what I have been working on.
Total time 35 hours.
Some shots of the SEMA 2006 Build.
The crew beginning the teardown.
Primed and ready for Mitch Lanzini's magic touch.
Concept drawings.
The 11th hour rush.
Ready for the reveal.
Total time 35 hours.
Some shots of the SEMA 2006 Build.
The crew beginning the teardown.
Primed and ready for Mitch Lanzini's magic touch.
Concept drawings.
The 11th hour rush.
Ready for the reveal.
#2
11-28-2009, 12:48 AM
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Clermont, FL
Posts: 368
Now on with the detail.
The car is the feature car at the International Auto Show here in Orlando.
When I arrived.
Wheels.
Wash.
Citrus degreaser dwelling.
Cleaning all of the built up roadgrime.
Rinsed.
Foam.
Under the lights.
50/50 after compounding.
More compounding.
The car is the feature car at the International Auto Show here in Orlando.
When I arrived.
Wheels.
Wash.
Citrus degreaser dwelling.
Cleaning all of the built up roadgrime.
Rinsed.
Foam.
Under the lights.
50/50 after compounding.
More compounding.
#3
11-28-2009, 01:11 AM
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Clermont, FL
Posts: 368
Day 3: The final push.
I stayed until 1:00am.
Finally at the show.
Another one of my client's cars at the show as well.
Thanks for looking.
I stayed until 1:00am.
Finally at the show.
Another one of my client's cars at the show as well.
Thanks for looking.
#4
11-28-2009, 11:25 AM
Looks great Richie. Great to be able to get a job on such a beauty modded ride, and then to perform some quality work on it.
Congrat's and hopefully you made some friends thanks to that car and the signs that go with 'em
Congrat's and hopefully you made some friends thanks to that car and the signs that go with 'em
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