Project Large Caliber - Cam's NEW 2009 Bullitt Build Thread

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GallopingFord;2020499/ said:
Fill in hood washer nozzle hole/repaint
Am I having a brain fart? Or is this a pre-'10 thing I've never noticed?
 

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Cam are you flying me out to do some video stuff of this car for you?! Lol!!! I would drive but it's so damn far away!

Duh! Going to fly you out here VIP style and shower you with champagne and caviar.

Make the drive to Mustang Week!

Am I having a brain fart? Or is this a pre-'10 thing I've never noticed?

Yep, one of the ugly additions on the 05-09

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Duh! Going to fly you out here VIP style and shower you with champagne and caviar.

Make the drive to Mustang Week!



Yep, one of the ugly additions on the 05-09

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It's not that them sitting there bother me that much it's the fact when you use them it dribbles on the hood
 

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The holes in the hood would be hard to fill in I think. The aluminum is super thin right there, and it flexes easily when you wash/dry it. I think the best way would be to have them carefully welded up. Any bondo on that part of the hood would likely just crack.
 

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Man I love that look. Sometimes I wish I would have pulled the trigger and just went for the GT500 nose conversion.... but the wallet got the best of me. I swore I wouldn't do that anymore. LOL

Sorry for the side bar.
 

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pace yourself there Cam. LOL.

Seriously though, it's looking killer!

Thanks Jeffy! It's getting pretty damn close. Tomorrow I have the following left before it's "road-ready."

-Bleed Brakes
-Connect the Boost Sensor/Wideband Sensor to a 12V source
-Refill Rear End Grease
-Repair an Manifold Stud - Today we were trying to put the midpipe back on and the exhaust stud snapped off, so I had to order a new one that should get there tomorrow.

Hoping to get the car touching the ground tomorrow afternoon, and shredding up the pavement on Saturday.

OTA pipes are in route, but I haven't found any mufflers - soooo I'll just enjoy driving around with a open mid pipe lol

Man I love that look. Sometimes I wish I would have pulled the trigger and just went for the GT500 nose conversion.... but the wallet got the best of me. I swore I wouldn't do that anymore. LOL

Sorry for the side bar.

No apology needed. The 07-09 front looks fantastic and I really wanted to put that front on my Bullitt since it looks so good, but I've finally beat myself to keeping the stock-look to really benefit from this project.
 

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The 07-09 front looks fantastic and I really wanted to put that front on my Bullitt since it looks so good, but I've finally beat myself to keeping the stock-look to really benefit from this project.

I agree wholeheartedly. The more I do to cars, the more I want to keep it all stock/OEM.
 

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Dude, there better be tons of pictures of the car out and about.. oh and in car videos =)
 
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