Most liked posts in thread: Since we're talking about experiments/prototypes...here's mine.

  1. orangecrush

    orangecrush New Member

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    #5 orangecrush, Oct 5, 2009
    Nah, our yard is only an acre, it's not that big.... I don't know how long it takes, I make my wife do it.

    :D

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    orangecrush New Member

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    #2 orangecrush, Oct 5, 2009
    Didn't like it so I destroyed it. Let's try again...



    IMG_0064.jpg IMG_0068.jpg IMG_0069.jpg IMG_0073.jpg IMG_0078.jpg IMG_0092.jpg

    This one will have to do for a while....


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  3. orangecrush

    orangecrush New Member

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    #3 orangecrush, Oct 5, 2009
    Final pic...

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  4. Rixter

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    #4 Rixter, Oct 5, 2009
    Mark

    That is a serious lawn!
    DSC00654.jpg

    Do you have a spoiler yet or Recaros for your riding mower? :ihih: It must takee you a week just to do the front :lol:
     
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    Rixter Well-Known Member

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    #6 Rixter, Oct 5, 2009
    Priceless :Thumbsup:
     
  6. Nathan

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    #7 Nathan, Oct 7, 2009
    So when does mass production start?

    And how about creating something for the R50/53 please. Adjustable too please...
     
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    #8 versus, Oct 7, 2009
    :Thumbsup: Although I'm not a big spoiler fan I always wondered where you got yours. I think it's pretty slick how many people do their own work on their MINI's.
     
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    #9 ColinGreene, Oct 29, 2009
    your fabrication work looks fantastic.
     
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    #10 KittyMini, Oct 29, 2009
    Not really big into spoilers, but that looks great! :Thumbsup:
     
  10. CoopS

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    #11 CoopS, Dec 19, 2012
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    That's a clean looking fabrication. Not a spoiler guy either but nice work and does fit with the overall look. How does it attach to the car?

    Hey, did you crack your rear window (installing?) or is that an optical illusion/reflection? :wink:

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    Great license plate, btw. :Thumbsup:
     
  11. orangecrush

    orangecrush New Member

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    #12 orangecrush, Dec 19, 2012

    Thanks.. The spoiler was attached to the stock spoiler and the part that sits on the glass was attached with 2 sided tape (didn't need the tape, just added security from moving since it was molded into the stock spoiler)

    If you want to see more, that car was totalled at the track and rebuilt. Here's a LINK.



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  12. Eric@Helix

    Eric@Helix New Member
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    #13 Eric@Helix, Dec 19, 2012
    Nice work!