2002 LSE Restoration
- Thread starter Renzo
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Elemino
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That is only lucky car!!!
I'm almost in tears looking at this! =*)
Can't wait to see the finished product. I'd looooove to strip my car down, do this, and mod some stuff as its put back together!
I'm almost in tears looking at this! =*)
Can't wait to see the finished product. I'd looooove to strip my car down, do this, and mod some stuff as its put back together!
That spoiler worked fantastic I just wanted to say thanks for hooking me up
hite337
Hite Performance
You're very welcome. That spoiler looks great, I'm thinking about using a Wings West 3pc spoiler next fall.
Your LSE is looking great Renzo! I'm so jealous, the body work on my LSE needs some attention. Next winter maybe....
Nice work.:gr_hail: Looks fantastic. We ever meet. I will have to buy you a beer.:Beer
One thing thou. Cover the chrome wimdow trim. Your LSE is to sexy to leave that little bit of chrome on it. Just my $.02.
One thing thou. Cover the chrome wimdow trim. Your LSE is to sexy to leave that little bit of chrome on it. Just my $.02.
Agreed !!! Any ideas?
Final stages of assembly and the first hand wash
Ok So the lady is back together and after the first hand wash we discovered a couple of small annoying imperfections in the clear so we are going to wet sand and polish them out. Next stop is to St. Clair Stereo in Sarnia for new Alpine deck, Four 6x9's custom fit to the door panels, two tweeters, sub and amp in the trunk. Then off to have the car undercoated with Krown the interior detailed and then we start on the wheels drive train and suspension.
Ok So the lady is back together and after the first hand wash we discovered a couple of small annoying imperfections in the clear so we are going to wet sand and polish them out. Next stop is to St. Clair Stereo in Sarnia for new Alpine deck, Four 6x9's custom fit to the door panels, two tweeters, sub and amp in the trunk. Then off to have the car undercoated with Krown the interior detailed and then we start on the wheels drive train and suspension.
So the question is, how do you like the car now that it is coming together? How we feel at the end of the day truly doesn't matter(even though I am a big fan of your car) so I want to hear your thoughts of what you have on your hands? Very happy I hope? 
2002_lincolnLS
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A lot lot of sweat and time going into this LS. Glad to se you live the car this much though. I would love to do this to mine some time
Shredicus
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Jealous! This is awesome. You are going to love this car after you hand built it from the bare metal. Dont forget the journey is half of the fun
Pan1019
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fastmark1993
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Didn't realize you were Canadian eh? :lol:
fastmark1993
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I used to live near you well kinda born and raised in winterpeg but now I'm where the money is :lol:
Both good suggestions and the ebay box would be?
Good Idea
Yup that is where the coin seems to be now a days but I like living here where my piss doesnt freeze before it hits the ground
It should fit behind the left side liner. That's where I put mine. There's a vertical brace that worked nicely.
Oh I like that thanks