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My S13's Fiberglass Bodykit Didn't Fit, So I Fixed It (Patreon)

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2026-09-15 04:01:42
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2026-09-15 04:02:26
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Took a little break from the LMR2 this past week to work on the S13. I really want to get it all back and painted again but the fitment of the kit was bugging me.So I made some tweaks to the fitment and will hopefully have this thing ready for paint in a few episodes.

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Sparky

Be inspired by the YOLT Bond car!

Sparky

The bonnet! It’s the Toyota 2000GT

Sparky

I think my FB will show up on Instagram-

Sparky

This is one of two original Bond cars

Sparky

The bonnet opens a different way and the nose has more room for activities …

Tofu Auto Works

I've always thought forward opening bonnets were a bit of a strange decision actually. They seem to just get in the way of the easiest access of the engine bay. Some are good because they come off completely but I'd rather just have the factory bonnet.

LaPetit Wookiee

Left over Fiberglass Resin to fix a broken brick... have not seen that before. I'm curious... did it work or did the resin soak into the brick before it had time to cure? ( I'm not planing on a new career Brick Restorations or anything, my mind just likes to think of possible problems for... pretty much any process. )

Tofu Auto Works

I have a very glossy pile of brick pieces. I think now that there's a coating on them, I could probably stick them together with the next batch of resin. Maybe I mix some talc into it