Pics. Here's what I started with at 11am.
Before by
Tyler Linner, on Flickr
Assembled. $48 in aluminum (purchased yesterday) and $8 in coroplast (purchased months ago). Triangulated. Took some messing around to get it to bolt up, but it's bolted to the bracket I hung from the rear beam. Coroplast pieces overlapped so as not to catch the wind at speed.
Belly Pan, Assembly Required by
Tyler Linner, on Flickr
Up and on. Took a little more trimming and tucking. The entire under body, bumper to bumper, is smooth now.
Belly Pan! by
Tyler Linner, on Flickr
Looks kinda lumpy but it's a lot better than before and it's the best I could do today.
Underneath by
Tyler Linner, on Flickr
From the side. Around 6pm. I also put the rear skirts back on, made a new front belly pan and made emergency runs for more zip ties (500 ct bag for $11 whaaaat) and bolts.
Anal Probe, Side by
Tyler Linner, on Flickr
The sides still need to be sealed up (any suggestions besides coroplast and duct tape?). I'll probably have to wait a week or more to put the boat tail on because I spent too much money on this.
Boat tail materials should cost upwards of $150. That's a lot on a $400 car!
Tomorrow I will install the new plugs, plug wires, cap and rotor that just arrived.
I have no more full sheets of coroplast so it's time to go hunting.