Harlequin Vinyl Wrapped Chevy Suburban - World Debut
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I had mentioned that I was going to finally wrap my wife's 2001 Chevy Suburban. You may think the concept looks like a tiger, but really it matches something she is very passionate about. That is the Harlequin Rabbit. She breeds and shows her Harlequin Rabbits, and is one of the better at it in the United States (some would say the world). She has the 2019 national ARBA convention coming up in a few weeks and wanted to make a splash there. We are going to wrap her Suburban to represent a Japanese Harlequin, which is orange and black with alternating bands. The video shows the finished product, and it is pretty interesting.
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My name is Canaan Manley and I am the proprietor of Basin Motorsports. Basin Motorsports is a small garage in South Central Oregon aimed at rebuilding vehicles, making one-off custom parts, and documenting the process step by step for viewer enjoyment and intrigue. I'm an Engineer and Consultant by day, and have been a motorsport enthusiast for the last 27 years.
My car projects to date include a Nissan Versa/Tiida hatchback (Project Meep), a Nissan 240sx S14 (Project Zenki Redux), a '92 Ford Mustang Foxbody Notchback (Project 9deucecoupe), an '80 Ford Mustang Foxbody Notchback (Project WideFox), and an '86 hatchback (called the Gray Lady). Follow along in my adventures from car shows and car builds and I'll entertain as I give you all my secrets to build your next project.
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nice job, well executed this will bring her business some nice attention-kudos to you
@BasinMotorsports
4 жыл бұрын
Thank you. She went to a show on Saturday and said she had a lot of good comments from people that saw it online and couldn't wait to see it in person. We know that the pictures have been seen in Europe, Canada, the U.S., etc. It's been popular in the rabbit circles.
came out really good like it alot ! 55 hrs labor not sure the average joe could afford that wrap price. nice break from the stang stuff the youtube is blowing up with stang stuff now..
@BasinMotorsports
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah, the price can get out of hand pretty quickly. The material isn't terribly expensive, and there are cheaper brands out there. The labor is always what spends quickly. You just can't get around the labor. I'm sure a pro would do it faster and better, but it may cost the same as I'm not an expensive installer. On the mustang stuff, it seems to be getting really popular or more than it has been. I've tried to vary my content a bit, and really what I show is all that I get into. Shows, wraps, etc. There's almost nothing you can do to a Fox that hasn't been done before. I refuse to make videos just to make videos. If it's not covering an event, or building something of value to me, I won't do it. I have new things in mind, but haven't gotten to that point. It will be something new, so we'll see what it does. It's time to up the ante again and do something no one has built and documented so far.
I Also Thought About Wrap. Maybe. I don't know. Looks Good. But I'm still Old School. Later Man. I Still Like Paint.
@BasinMotorsports
4 жыл бұрын
There are advantages and disadvantages to both wrap and paint. I don't have easy access to a full-size paint booth to repaint a car, but I can do wrap in my home garage. I'd say if you wanted to experiment with wrap, get something on clearance and pick a simple panel to wrap. A hood, a trunk, etc. Make it easy and pretty cheap to try and see if you like it or not.
@wolfenstangb2829
4 жыл бұрын
@@BasinMotorsports Thanks for the Info Man.