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Message: <blockquote data-quote="chasingomas" data-source="post: 1585350" data-attributes="member: 31094">For the interior, yeah that's the plan. The goal is a max effort streetcar, or whatever that means to me. So I'm going to strip, sand, and paint everything haha. The cage will be matching the interior. My biggest inspiration appearance wise is 90's/2000's JDM cars, and Low-Riders; and the goal for the interior is to feel safe, warm, and cozy. I have the idea the the cabin is a place thats calm for me, so i was choosing between a beach and the forest. It'll be  graded like the engine is a campfire, and it's dusk, with the colors darker the further away from the front of the car. I'm thinking; 1)primer, 2)brush on paint the base colors over (I thought having the paint brush strokes texture preserved in the interior could be pretty cool; as well a nod to my "day-job"), and 3, air brush the actual scene. I've partial thought this out, but I've also thought it out while responding, so thanks! I DO know I'm going to airbrush the bottom of the roof, the constellation the night I was born; but that's the only think i'm sure about now.As for the 302;I am so geeked you said that! I am so freaking pumped to get it in there. So I'm trying to iron out everything as much as possible so once the engine gets here, I'll be ready for focusing on getting tear down started and cleaning everything. I'm most passionate about suspension and engines, and I got to mess with the suspension a lot, so I'm super excited to get my first experience tearing into an engine; especially with the confidence I've built up over the last year. Figuring out the sound will be so exciting!</blockquote>