Hi Folks.
The past 3 days have been a joy to me, watching my Barney-mobile, formerly owned by Barney himself (see below) transform as it dresses up in Great White's hand-me-downs. Barney-mobile is wearing Great White's Mtech bodykit and seats (front and back). In a way, Great White Number One's spirit lives on in my car and a few other people's cars.
Spending 2 and a half days at BVO have been somewhat tiring but very rewarding. I met many nice people from this very forum (thanks for the coke Azrielsc!), bumped into a long lost friend (TobyNik), whom which I've gone through secondary school and the army with, gotten to know that Young Master David is from Kedah (which is further than Penang) and Yoda Wee, who has the skills and work attitude that would ensure success for any workshop fortunate enough to have him.
Here is a picture summary of the whole process. Hopefully, it'll be of some use for someone.
DAY 1
The Great White Looking neglected and naked, but still wearing nice shoes
One great white looking at another, reminiscing old times
Rear Bumper ready to go
Side skirts ready to go
Front bumper GETTING ready to go
All moldings baking in the oven
Old rear bumper off
MTech rear bumper on
Old front bumper off
MTech brake cooling air guides on
MTech front bumper on
Aerodynamic plastic piece at the bottom on
FSD's screaming "C'mon! Look at me!"
bmwf1 was there getting Great White's ARBs installed. Here's a comparison between the stock front ARB and UUC's front ARB.
Old side skirts off
Mtech side skirts on
Chucking in Great White's rear seats
Art classes didn't teach me sh!t
END OF DAY 1
The past 3 days have been a joy to me, watching my Barney-mobile, formerly owned by Barney himself (see below) transform as it dresses up in Great White's hand-me-downs. Barney-mobile is wearing Great White's Mtech bodykit and seats (front and back). In a way, Great White Number One's spirit lives on in my car and a few other people's cars.
Spending 2 and a half days at BVO have been somewhat tiring but very rewarding. I met many nice people from this very forum (thanks for the coke Azrielsc!), bumped into a long lost friend (TobyNik), whom which I've gone through secondary school and the army with, gotten to know that Young Master David is from Kedah (which is further than Penang) and Yoda Wee, who has the skills and work attitude that would ensure success for any workshop fortunate enough to have him.
Here is a picture summary of the whole process. Hopefully, it'll be of some use for someone.
DAY 1
The Great White Looking neglected and naked, but still wearing nice shoes
One great white looking at another, reminiscing old times
Rear Bumper ready to go
Side skirts ready to go
Front bumper GETTING ready to go
All moldings baking in the oven
Old rear bumper off
MTech rear bumper on
Old front bumper off
MTech brake cooling air guides on
MTech front bumper on
Aerodynamic plastic piece at the bottom on
FSD's screaming "C'mon! Look at me!"
bmwf1 was there getting Great White's ARBs installed. Here's a comparison between the stock front ARB and UUC's front ARB.
Old side skirts off
Mtech side skirts on
Chucking in Great White's rear seats
Art classes didn't teach me sh!t
END OF DAY 1
