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This is the last of the Bonzer 3 I've been working on/off for almost a year. Well as always this is how it starts off:



Then she gets sent to DarkTari Customs for prep & bodywork:



Then off to Team DarkTari Motorsports for Da Finishing Touches and "Woila" !
* 3 Stage Paint
* Dropped way low
* Pull Back Wheels / Tyres
* Custom Decals

this is really your finest creation to date in my opinion.

fucken nailed it.... hard!

betty.k wrote:this is really your finest creation to date in my opinion.

fucken nailed it.... hard!

No shit! Totally!

A fine ass ride the paintjob is just outstanding! just when I think you have shown us your best you top it!

one of the best bits ive ever seen.

It definately took some audacity to pull off that paint job.

audacity au·dac·i·ty (o-'da-s&-tE)Noun
Etymology: Middle English audacite, from Latin audac-, audax
1 : the quality or state of being audacious : as a : intrepid boldness b : bold or arrogant disregard of normal restraints <had the audacity to defy his boss>
2 : an audacious act

crazydave wrote:It definately took some audacity to pull off that paint job.

audacity au·dac·i·ty (o-'da-s&-tE)Noun
Etymology: Middle English audacite, from Latin audac-, audax
1 : the quality or state of being audacious : as a : intrepid boldness b :
bold or arrogant disregard of normal restraints <had the audacity to defy his boss>
2 : an audacious act

Thanx Cavey! I guess.......

yeah man, just looking at the paint you did, and thinking of how you masked it....... it gave me a headache
That had to have taken a while to get it right
(maybe not you...... but for me it would have)

DarkTari wrote:

crazydave wrote:It definately took some audacity to pull off that paint job.

audacity au·dac·i·ty (o-'da-s&-tE)Noun
Etymology: Middle English audacite, from Latin audac-, audax
1 : the quality or state of being audacious : as a : intrepid boldness b :
bold or arrogant disregard of normal restraints <had the audacity to defy his boss>
2 : an audacious act

Thanx Cavey! I guess.......

I'm a big fan of audacious acts.

ibjamn wrote:yeah man, just looking at the paint you did, and thinking of how you masked it....... it gave me a headache
That had to have taken a while to get it right
(maybe not you...... but for me it would have)

Beleive me, it wasn't easy but once I got Da Plan right, it all fell into place.
Just hadda let the paint dry thoroughly before adding the next stage so it did
take a while. It was just a lil difficult masking due to the body angles and
keeping the tape down in the corners so a couple angles are a lil off.
Body work comes easy for me, just that I hadda grind down the insides
so the chassis would fit dropping it this low. I was gonna add box flares to
the rear to even up with the wheels/tyres but decided not to do too much....

Again I hadda lotta fun doin these very different looks to da TVR, I really like
this body. I looked at quite a few racers doing this one. Most of the body works
were the same with variable differences, of course paint schemes were all
together different so once I thought of a paint scheme, I just did it

man... nice job on the TVR.

DT, top job yet again.

Love the body work and the paint job.

Kind of spooky really that you chose that scheme. The guy (Lawrence Tomlinson) who owned the TVR race team (and is featured on the track packaging) also bought a british sports car company called Ginetta. He raced in a pimped up "Austin Powers" union jack paint job as a guest, and ended up summersaulting in it.

Here is the link http://www.teamlnt.com/2006/News/190406-LTRoll.htm




He was fine, nice video there as well.

Thanks again for a brilliant job DT.

Cheers

TB

Just finished the controller, sumtin I forgot when doing the car

Man you got me out of my semi-hibernation. Instant "WHOA" right after logging in!