Instead of relocating or changing my washer and coolant bottles I decided to work with what I already had:




I painted both of them in krylon Fusion paint (semi-gloss white) and let them dry for a week. Then I masked off and airbrushed the flames on the washer bottle. I found the flame template online. I'll probably add the same flame job on the coolant tank next year.I them added the coverer for the charcol canister and the Battery. The battery cover has risers on it so it doesn't sit directly on the battery. It's held on with velcrol tape that is stuck to the battery and screwed to the cover. Both covers are made from a 1/2" plastic board called Starboard (used in boat manufactering) and bordered with weather striping tape. The charcol canister cover follows the lines on the washer bottle and is bolted to the fron headlight/rad support.
Oh yeah, the odd looking brackets sitting on the fender wells just in front of the strut mounts are the beginnings of my Strut tower brace that I'm working on.

 

i kinda like it. i personally wouldnt do flames but i like the covers that you have on the battery and the charcol canister. looks good

 

thats a neat little touch for the engine compartment...i personally would not do it to my car either but ya know, its all about personal preference!

 

Thats cool. Not a fan of the flames, but to each his own. I like the idea of painting the old bottles, and might look into doing that for a temperary fix til I do the 4th gen swap.