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Hi all,

Just thought some of you might be interested in a fiberglass body kit car that has just been finished in St. Lucia after 3 years of work.

The body was bought off E-Bay as a collection of parts and the engine was sourced from a Supra front cut bought locally here.

Due to a marine background, the owner used a lot of marine hardware hence a lot of high quality stainless fittings throughout and marine grade plywood floorboards.

The chassis is a Ford/tubular combination, all body work was finished and painted by the Canadian/St. Lucian owner/builder.

Apart from the total lack of seat belts and a roll bar, the car is totally road worthy and I would guess a beast with that engine and a total all up weight of less than 2,000 pounds.

Here come the pics....

sickkkkk

Sherman please go and clean that engine bay for this guy. The car looks great.

I think maybe the picture of the engine bay is not clear enough to show that the engine is in no way dirty at all. Most of the aluminium surfaces are heavily oxidized and it is very difficult to do anything with that other than polishing or wire brushing and other than being difficult to do would also look odd as well.

The plastic parts are faded as I guess the engine might have been out in the weather for a while. You have to remember that although the rest of the car is basically new, the engine is not.

But damn you guys are a bunch of critics....

HOW YOU ALL FIND THE ENGINE BAY DIRTY, ITS A WHITE CAR IT WILL LET THE MOTOR LOOK DIRTY, BECAUSE NOTHING NOT CHROMIE/ST ST IN THERE. MAN THAT THING IS A WORK OF ART NICE JOB.

Lucian_rider wrote: I think maybe the picture of the engine bay is not clear enough to show that the engine is in no way dirty at all. Most of the aluminium surfaces are heavily oxidized and it is very difficult to do anything with that other than polishing or wire brushing and other than being difficult to do would also look odd as well.

The plastic parts are faded as I guess the engine might have been out in the weather for a while. You have to remember that although the rest of the car is basically new, the engine is not.

But damn you guys are a bunch of critics....

Dominicans generally are...we hard to please

I think what my colleagues MEANT to say was the engine should be looking as spec as the outside. I guess most of the plastic and metal fittings would have to be replaced. But I think the car can get by on the engine swap merit alone.

Now let's see some numbers dude!! tell the owner to slap a G-tech on that tiny windshield and burns some rub...jes now! an auto dat dere man!?!

wow man, thats sick.

ah ah allu fellas harsh boi! i find everything looking spec jus the engine cover and maybe one or two pipes need some touch up. this is a very unique and creative project i would like to see some vids...

i have looked all up in this car he was parked next to where i stayed at harbour lights in i checked it out its a nice ride thats when it belonged to the old school white guy with the white mustash always had a pipe in his mouth , hmm they changed the engine the old guy must have passed on man . haha

the car is nice... we shud have someone look into a project like that down here...