Thats ATLEAST 20 HP!!

Jm

 

hell yeah!!! That horsepower rating is conservative.

 

Great paint guy. :smile:

 

Excellent work! I have always wished I had the skill to do that!

 

So give us a clue...what do you have your eye on next?!?!?

 

I love Levalle's work as it is just amazing to look at. It appears so real. Yours is excellent as well. The east and west coasts are covered with fire painter, now we need a gulf coast man of fire. Great job!!!

 

We have a line of mail boxes coming out. Yes mailboxes. Both in real fire and traditional flames. If interested let me know. lambspeed@yahoo.com

 

That's **wicked** cool!!!

 

just finished up the boot and bumper on the coop. hope you like

 

Excellent two-tone inlays and awesome flames!

 

A very unique look

 

That really ties the black roof in well with the rest of the car. A very nive upgrade.

 

Thats hot.....No badges on the back is makin me drool...I hate the fact they used a grommet to put that badge on.........Mike Levalle is a god.....I saw the show when he did the Osbourne's truck. SICK

I have a guy out here on LI who does wicked air brushing if anyones interested.

Good sh*t Lambspeed.

 

Gorgeous paint-work, but that bonnet-hole is way too close to your ECU. Do you have your air-box sealed to the bonnet?

 

I would love to get it done, I contacted Mike when I ordered my car... a bit too pricey for my wallet....

 

my intake and ecu are now just part of the engine compartment. Actually I had removed the entire lower airbox/ecu cover/housing assembly about a year or so ago. No problems at all. I fabbed a secure bracket to hold the ecu from moving. The hole in the hood does a great job of expelling alot of hot air at idle and im sure it moves that much more at cruising speeds. I already have driven the car in the rain with the hood mod and no problems. Afterwards, I opened the hood and no more moisture in the engine compartment then normal. I plan on experimenting with some heat shielding around the intake/ecu in the future, but it seems to run real strong now.

As far as the real fire is concerned, If CARdiac is still in the market for it and you live near Jersey, drop me a line. Im sure we can come in way under "Killer Paints" price and provide you with much much more.

Thanks for noticing the debadging, I also filled the holes in the bonnet, as well as the boot. Just yesterday I painted my side marker lamps to match body color, and today I will be removing my door handles to do the same. Fuel door was colormatched about a month ago. Slow progress. Its not often I get to paint my own stuff. I will post pics of the overall progress as soon as I am complete.

If anyone is interested in the colormatch, let me know. I have kept track of my hours and it should be very affordable if you would like the same work done on your cars.

 

I'm not a big fan of flames on cars, but that looks HOT

 

Im in the same process with de-chroming my car. Just cant figure out how to change the molding runnin around the car below the windows. Everything else is almost done.

 

I've read that fellow de-chromers get 1/2" 3M vinyl tape - black flat, and apply that. Do a search on "beltline" and I think you'll find the threads...

john

 

Good sh*t....thanx....Now i can finish ma b*tch.

 

Talk about good timing - new thread on blacking out belt line popped up over in Interior/Exterior Mods

https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...431#post664431

 

Thats where i found the part #

 

I actually may be taking a road trip to DE in April, where in NJ are you? How long would the process take?