Hawkeye WRC Replica
12 August 2008, 07:09 PM
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Loads of small jobs done today , I'm down to a final snagging list so must be pretty close . There was an issue with the rear wheels fouling on the inner arches , to be expected i suppose as i must have lowered it about 5 inches , anyway I've set the ride hight slightly higher all round now and no problems . Front skirt came from wrc spares as promised so that's been fitted . Just down to geometry set up and a clean now , looks like i'll be doing that myself for now ready for the weekend then a full detail when i get back ( 
Matt )
Hoping for a pro photoshoot in the very near future with a few of the other cars I've done !
Matt )Hoping for a pro photoshoot in the very near future with a few of the other cars I've done !
yup can do full detail when you get back no problem. have a contact at banzai. could be worth seeing if we could get a joint feature / advert?
12 September 2008, 06:02 AM
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Not sure I like it....................much!!!!
Holy cow batman that is stunning. Well done mate. Thats a hell of a talent you have and you must bea saint for patients?
Shame I can't make the Rally Day at CC otherwise I'd love to see this close up.
Give yourself a huge pat on the back mate and when Matt comes over to detail it give him a kiss from me (optional of course).
Steve
Holy cow batman that is stunning. Well done mate. Thats a hell of a talent you have and you must bea saint for patients?
Shame I can't make the Rally Day at CC otherwise I'd love to see this close up.
Give yourself a huge pat on the back mate and when Matt comes over to detail it give him a kiss from me (optional of course).
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26 September 2008, 10:26 PM
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Fantastic effort mate. If you consider that the original WRC car is designed with many thousounds of hrs by CAD jockeys, to replicate that by hand is absolutely stunning.
Hope to see it in a decent mag to record your fine work!
Why can Subaru not sell something like that as a LTD ED rather than the RB320 which is a quick scour of the parts bin with no imagination whatsoever? There would be a que with cheque books round the M25!
Total respect mate.
Hope to see it in a decent mag to record your fine work!
Why can Subaru not sell something like that as a LTD ED rather than the RB320 which is a quick scour of the parts bin with no imagination whatsoever? There would be a que with cheque books round the M25!
Total respect mate.
26 September 2008, 10:33 PM
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Fantastic effort mate. If you consider that the original WRC car is designed with many thousounds of hrs by CAD jockeys, to replicate that by hand is absolutely stunning.
Hope to see it in a decent mag to record your fine work!
Why can Subaru not sell something like that as a LTD ED rather than the RB320 which is a quick scour of the parts bin with no imagination whatsoever? There would be a que with cheque books round the M25!
Total respect mate.
Hope to see it in a decent mag to record your fine work!
Why can Subaru not sell something like that as a LTD ED rather than the RB320 which is a quick scour of the parts bin with no imagination whatsoever? There would be a que with cheque books round the M25!
Total respect mate.
" looks too much like a wrc car "
26 September 2008, 10:59 PM
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Unbelievaaable! They would rather advertise new hatch Impreza's under the guise of enthusiast's. Subaru's = Rally Cars, not driftin or street racing crap.
Anyway, Scoobynet is the mag for the real enthusiast.
I'm off to the McRae Stages tomorrow for the ultimate entry list of MKII Escorts. Heaven in the woods!
Anyway, Scoobynet is the mag for the real enthusiast.
I'm off to the McRae Stages tomorrow for the ultimate entry list of MKII Escorts. Heaven in the woods!
