Sorry about the dark pics. I'll try to get some better ones in the daylight this week as the progress continues.
All the work is being sponsored by www.carxs.com
My car is scheduled to be in SEMA next month. Lots of work to be done yet.
The body kit is being fully molded. The paint will be custom (color has yet to be determined). The interior will be painted with a new method that should turn out incredible. Sanding the interior begins tomorrow.
The door handles will be shaved. The antanae is gone. The rear windshield wiper is gone.
Custom wheels are currently being designed for the 350Z. I will have the first set in a custom offset to go with the widebody

Lots of other little surprises in store. Although this car will be at SEMA, it won't be completely done until the first of the year.
It will be a show winner!

 

Widebody front fender being molded on

 

Rear quarter being prepped for widebody. The fender was trimmed by about an 1 1/2"

 

another side shot

 

Here's a pic of the front. You can kind of see Jerry, the guy doing the work, or I should say the artist doing the work.
Man, I've got to get a better camera!

 

It's hard to make out, but this is where the antanae was. It has been filled.

 

A rear shot

 

A rear angle shot

 

Anybody want to buy some door handles?

 

wow.. that a lot of work!!! be interesting to see the finished product. be sure to post pics when its completed.

 

Interior shot. Everything is out except the dash. The dash comes out tomorrow.

 

thats almost painful. jeez... well good luck man. it looks like it will be an awesome car...

 

as quoted from a late great friend of mine

"that looks tighter than a 12 year old!"

any chance this kit will see the light of production. I would KILL for a wide body conversion. *drool* NICE job on everything and keep the pics/updates coming.

 

Im pretty sure that kit IS production.... of course not standard with all that molding to make it fit seamlessly.

and actually I wouldnt mind some door handles heh

how much?

 

Z350Maniac,

Yes, this kit is in production. It's the Veilside Version 3 widebody kit. www.veilside.com
If you like the kit, www.carxs.com can get you the kit much cheaper than what it costs on veilside's website.

What will set this widebody kit apart from the rest is that it is being molded on. It takes about a week to do the molding, but when it's done, you won't be able to see any seams.

 

can't wait to see the finished product.

-john350z

 

Looks Awesome. I've always liked the wide body kit, just never liked the seems and screw holes so obvious.

 

looking good, question though, what happens when you need to remove the bumper?

 

Very NICE

 

I guess your kinda SOL if you need to remove the bumper. You basically have to cut it off, then re-mold it back on. Hopefully I won't need to remove it!