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Love it!

Maybe it got destroyed because it was granny shifting instead of double clutching like it should have been. I know, lame but hey... Haha

Either your pictures are out of focus, or i need to go get my glasses out of my car.

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I love it!

Hm... i like this. What kit is this?

Excellent weathering.

I want your paint skills.

Whoah! Always cool to learn new stuff. Thanks for the compliments, guys. Now back to work on the Yenko...

Started this while i was in Iraq, and didnt finish it until now. I thought i had lost the tail lights and door handles... Was meant to be a rally kit, but i made it a street car with Volk TE-37's, and a front mount intercooler with piping. I was still learning about masking, and i didnt really like the black i used for the trim, but it turned out okay despite a little bleeding. Enjoy!

Tell me about it! Haha, I'm hesitant to buy and build another race car for that reason!

Hey, why the hate? Can't we all just get along? Haha seriously though... it sure is an amazing vehicle for the price.

I use Photoshop, but Gimp is a decent free program for image editing. http://www.gimp.org/ And here is a tutorial for resizing images in Gimp. http://www.simplehelp.net/2007/08/13/how-to-resize-images-using-the-gimp/ A quick google search will do wonders. This may not be the DIRECT easiest way to do it, but it is fairly simple, and Gimp can do a ton of different things if you want it to.

What kit is this? I'm guessing it's a "tuner" package or else there would have been holes for the stock mirrors on the door. Could be wrong though.

I love me some Subaru! I'm going to get this kit after i finish my GTR, and my Yenko Camaro. Check out my Monte Carlo WRC build.

Love your lineup.

Baller status! Great work. PM sent.

Did you have to fill in the holes that the stock mirrors mount in? Looks great! I have always liked the S2000.

Quite the aerodynamics!

Slick! Looks great.

like I said, it was my first time, and had trouble at first. I tried brushing on a clear drying adhesive over a layer of base color paint, and that didn't work as well as I liked, so I had some 3m spray adhesive in the garage. I would recommend the super 77 multipurpose spray as the 90 hi strength comes out in a thick, web-like pattern. I masked the area, and did one or two good coats, let it tack up a little, and then sprinkled a decent amount of flock to cover the spray. I let it sit for a few seconds, and then used my finger to lightly press the whole area. After sitting, I upturned the piece And tapped the back with my finger and it came out perfect. On that note, the 90 hi strength works wonders for 1:1 interior work. Here is a photo of my friends 06 Subaru Sti that we reupholstered the door cards in. We used red suede from Joanns to match the seats. I think it came out great!

Haha, i've never seen one in person, but compared to my other models, it seems huge!

Thanks for the compliments everyone. Do it! I'd love to see how it turns out.

Thanks. The floor is actually flocking, and the back of the seat/wheel wells are covered by a black felt material i bought since i masked the trunk wrong, i just finished it with that. The seats, interior floor, and dash are also flock, i guess i forgot to take a picture of that though.