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Antz 1994 R32 Gtr Project & Restoration


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Looking real nice Anthony, exhaust sounds hectic!! Can't wait to hear at full noise.....

When do you think I might have the pleasure of taking a ride in the Ant Eater????????? :woot:

lol.........hopefully soon mate. Would love to see your car too in the flesh someday - you have so much dedication for that car.

Once the Ant-Eater is back in my garage I will in fact be doing some more restoration work myself so this project thread is far from finished ;)

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lol.........hopefully soon mate. Would love to see your car too in the flesh someday - you have so much dedication for that car.

Once the Ant-Eater is back in my garage I will in fact be doing some more restoration work myself so this project thread is far from finished ;)

They always are ;)

Do wish some of you guys were over here on the West coast, so many top builds happening over East that I'd love to check out in person :(

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They always are ;)

Do wish some of you guys were over here on the West coast, so many top builds happening over East that I'd love to check out in person :(

one day I guess we will have the opportunity to all meet and greet.

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so update time........

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car is finally out of workshop and into another but this time a tuning shop ;) - car sitting nicely in front of EFI Performance waiting for its run in tune :yes:

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so not happy with my DIY bumper I decided to get a new N1 bumper

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here it is waiting to get painted in the paint shop

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I also got the matching N1 bonnet lip for painting

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tadahhh!!!!!! all painted in crystal white - pics don't do it just here so here is another

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N1 Bonnet lip also freshly painted

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Nice! Getting done today or this week sometime?

Bumper looks great, I like that you left the inside of the vent dark. Contrasts well.

Getting tuned early this week :)

Yeah, the bumpers is really nice. When I spoke to the workshop they asked if that area (air vent to IC) was to be painted as its textured. I told no as I think that OEM bumpers come like that.

Indeed white and black looks sweet

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Ants, glad to see it finally got pieced together and Sean got it.

In the coming months I'll have to come past your place for that scotch and a chin wag... when I finish the Stag.

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Sean is the man, I'm sure you'll be very happy. Hope to see this beast on the mean streets of GC sometime :) Looks great

that you will see it on the GC 4 sure
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Ants, glad to see it finally got pieced together and Sean got it. In the coming months I'll have to come past your place for that scotch and a chin wag... when I finish the Stag.

yes it's almost there. You are always welcome at my place sir ;)
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Getting tuned early this week :)

Yeah, the bumpers is really nice. When I spoke to the workshop they asked if that area (air vent to IC) was to be painted as its textured. I told no as I think that OEM bumpers come like that.

Indeed white and black looks sweet

Thinking the same for mine and I havent seen a 32 with a black front lip in nearly ever.

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I just read this thread start to finish..... I bought the 33 for this purpose... and the rust posts make me cringe

Truly epic and I love the build . Im keen as to wrinkle paint my covers ... hard job ?

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Thinking the same for mine and I havent seen a 32 with a black front lip in nearly ever.

Well you are gonna hate me cause I painted my lower lip white

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