Way to go!

 

new pics coming tomorrow, both sides are done and primered, just need to fill in cracks and re-primer then paint and get a camera better than my phone

 

so far looks cool

 

i left my digital camera at the shop with the car but heres a pic i took with my phone, the lip is all one piece so i primed it with a filler primer to fill in some of the minor scrapes and cracks. Still needs some sanding and paint but heres what it looks like on the car....

 

very nice!

 

i wonder how long it will last.

 

looks good! i applaud your ingenuity and creativeness (is that even a word?).

 

*creativity

 

looks good, hope it doesnt fall of tho and you end up running over it lol. whats used to hold it on?

 

heres a better pic...i hope to finish up tonight

and yes clearance is going to be a huge issue, it sits no more than maybe 1 1/2" to 2" from the ground, its prutty sturday tho already bottomed it out once backing out of one bay and it held up fine...but hey for 10 bucks of supplies and some late night hours at the shop im not too worried about it.

 

looks good, chuki bumpers are soo low. i had a pignose lip on a chuki for a while it sat barely an inch off the ground.

 

that looks pretty damn good. i'm diggin it! any side shots?
so, you used body filler to bridge the lip after cutting it?

 

i actually reconnected it with a metal bracket screwed on the backside of the lip then cut the screws that came through and shaved them down smooth, i still gotta do a skim coat with the body filler to fill in the small cracks and marks from the screws. with the brackets its much more durable im also reinforcing the back of the lip with a fiberglass matting for some extra strength.

 

looks really good, flows well with the front bumper

 

well the lip is destroyed...make a long story short i took the car on the highway something went wrong cyl #1 isnt doing anything right now have to do compression check tomorrow and find out. so basically i had to have the car flatbedded and was so frusterated i left the bumper on and well from there im sure you can figure it out...the chains tore apart the lip. ill post pics up monday. hopefully the motor isnt done with
its too bad cuz the lip was holding up great i slammed it pulling out of a couple driveways and no damage was done until the flatbed