Steve Griswold walks through radical modifications to a Ford: eight custom headlights made by combining flipped front ends, a lowered bumper, chromed grille work, a CNC-cut hood ornament, wood-pattern 3M paneling, and a faux gas cap up front while keeping the real one at the rear.
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So the first thing you're going to notice are the 8 headlights. We've got 4 on each side. The car originally comes with just 2 headlights on each side, so we got 2 front ends, flipped one upside down and put it on, lowered the bumper here in the front, re-filled in this grill area, made a new grill in chrome, and then the hood ornament. Now the hood ornament, I had I drew it and then I went ahead and got the measurements and then I got it cut on a CNC machine and had a couple different ones made and then I got it chromed, uh, and then we replaced the Ford LTD hood ornament with this one. Then of course we added the wood paneling, so all over the hood, all over the sides, all this was, is wood paneling. Uh, it's actually like a 3M sticker that's kind of on here, product. And then the wood trim. We put a fake gas on the hood of the car because you don't want to fill it with gas right above the engine. So the original gas is still on the side in the back on the driver's side.