Rear Interior Is In, Wire Harness Is Out, Bumper Is Sort Of Painted

[Blurred Talon]

I started by dying the main hatch panel.

I also washed all the other pieces off and let them dry.

Before I put everything back in I wanted to clean up the floors, sadly my small shop vac was at home so I couldn't do the greatest job, before I do the final assembly I'll have to bring it out.

I then put the rear panels in but hit a small snag, the center trunk panel needs some trimming to sit flush with the aluminum floor. The other pieces may need to be trimmed too. I'll fix this at a later date.

I then moved on to pulling my engine and front chassis harnesses from the car. This was actually pretty easy, I labelled everything I knew but some things will need to be researched before any work starts. Once I have everything labelled I can make a plan of attack.

Chassis harness.

No wiring.

Finally I got the bumper painted but ran out of time for clear coat, doesn't look half bad for a rattle can job though.

 

[Scott McIntyre]

Looking good Anthony. I admire your dedication!

 

[Blurred Talon]

Thanks Scott.
I can't wait to dive deeper into this project.

 

[dubysnax]

i like the front clip. what year is that from and model??

 

[Blurred Talon]

97-98 Talon. It's the 2Gb Talon bumper.

 

[goodbuds]

ohhmy

 

[cbarr0288]

I think it would've been easier for you to just build the car from the ground up.. I think you've disassembled and reassembled 90% of the parts so far. Good progress just think the 2gb (mitsu) bumper would look a little better

 

[Blurred Talon]

Car is pretty much being built from the ground up.
I had a 2Gb Eclipse bumper and didn't like it. Besides, it's a Talon, it should have Talon body parts.