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Pras, you get auto lifetime status if we get new rolling shots of the red dragon. Chuck will give you the website if they are shot from a model x like this. (photo credit; @gdizzle)

You should be grandfathered in.

Bump. How do I become a "Lifetime Supporter"? Or is it reserved only for the whites?

Happy upcoming holidays to everyone still kicking around.

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I did add a pic, strange. Now found this in my profile...You have used 7.8 MB of your 7.81 MB attachment limit. Sorry, no image then. I used to have gauges and buttons there, too, when I had airride. That was completely hand formed around them by welding hundred small plastic pieces into shape and then textured the surface to kinda look like plastic bumper.

Got a pic? I thought about doing it that was as a couple locals have as well for gauges. I need to revist this project and do some finishing touches still.

Nice! looks 3D printed? I was working couple months ago on similar project. Just oldschool way - template, mold, fibreglass, sanding... then glued on some leather for final look.

Yeah now that im about to jump back into working on the car I mineaswell. Need to pop the dash cover off anyways to replace the dead cluster, so ill route some nicer cables through the dash to the back of the headunit that ill be replacing soon as well. Need to fish all the old dash cam wiring out as well since my blackvue finally fell apart after what feels like 5-6 years. (The unit pictured has a forward facing camera on it, and has a rear back up cam that doubles as a rear dash cam). Have a few things on the shelves to put on over the next couple of months as well. Was fun working on the car for the short time I did over the weekend, forgot how it felt.

Really well honestly, and the engine bay is so nicely done I took photos so I can redo mine haha.

how's that paint job holding up?

neat, gonna do a full wire tuck?

Finally somewhat finished the center dash speaker holder for a heads up display. Need to make some tweaks, and fish the wiring to the back of the radio for a cleaner look, but it worked out for my drive to a meet over the weekend.

Some how this post isnt archived lol. Anyways, saw the old ride over the weekend.