Body Panels @ Engine Area

[askiles]

Panels mounted. Now just need to wrap them. They will get wrapped in the same brushed gunmetal wrap.

 

[Ark :D]

Your Goblin is still one of my favorites. I've always been a Mustang guy, so the Torq Thrusts are near and dear to me. I'm considering using the same wheels along with an "Eleanor" color theme, the same theme I used when I repainted my old 1990 GT back in the day.

 

[BAR-AIR]

Good Evening,
I had an overnight in Washington DC last week. Local Motors has a facility at National Harbour these were their 3D printed electric cars. (Approximately 40 hours to print the 40 pieces to make up the structure and exterior of the vehicle.) I have a call into them (not that they would even do a body or would even be financially feasible). But I think the rear engined Goblin could work similarly to the orientation of their electric Strati.

See what you think...
Bruce

 

[askiles]

I wrapped the panels, and mounted them with some foam tape like I did the other panels so they won’t rattle. Gotta say I really like it. It helps make it look a little more polished and finished off.

 

[Karter2026]

I wrapped the panels, and mounted them with some foam tape like I did the other panels so they won’t rattle. Gotta say I really like it. It helps make it look a little more polished and finished off.

Looks good. I may do that since it is a requirement in PA to have the engine sides covered. I think I will split them behind the rear coil overs. I am planning on the rear triangle part to be ducted for my heat exchanger

 

[ColoradoCryptoTrader]

Aluminum panels made. Now to finish fit them, drill holes for the screws, and wrap them.

Your rear panels are awesome! I plan on doing the same. Do you remember the rough dimensions? I gotta find some aluminum materials.

 

[ColoradoCryptoTrader]

finally made mine - hand cut and bent, vinyl wrapped, attached with 5mm rivnuts with some nice rubber washers in there.