Kenn Finn's Motor

terry · #1 03-06-2007, 15:55

looks great, love the rear of it, how did you do the lights? they look well

kennyboy · #2 04-06-2007, 16:42

Quite easy mate really and cheers for the comments, i got two stainless tubes made for each side then cut two holes per side, slid the tubes into the holes then put the lights in from behind and secured them in .I then fibreglassed and fillered each side, a very good coating of spray filler then two pack primer then top coat.
The only thing i would do different if i was doing it again, i would make it so i did not have to slightly trim the rear panel to get them in . A lesson learned i reckon.
They dont weigh too much either which is good.

rob turbo · #3 05-06-2007, 21:57

you comming to JAE this year with it..

s13eater · #4 05-06-2007, 22:21

thats how to do them.

terry · #5 05-06-2007, 23:37

thanks man really appreciate the pics

kennyboy · #6 06-06-2007, 07:19

lol Just like that but done forget to seal the front a bit better than i did so they dont crack round the edges, You can fill it with paint like but still looks o.k and my light units were 2.99 each front a wagon lol.
Shaun good idea with the insulation foam i used that on the side skirts underneath.

kennyboy · #7 06-06-2007, 07:21

Rob , not sure will deffo try to come with it , turbo allowing, Big one is up for sale shortley fingurs crossed, got to change the head aswell.