Outlaw Body

Does anyone out there have a Outlaw fiberglass body? I see alot of complaints about some other companies . I know there bodies are more $$ ,but is it worth it.

I got an Outlaw '32 3W body from Yogi's three years ago, and that body is awesome. It took very little block sanding to get it ready for paint, and the workmanship throughout is excellent. No complaints, and their customer service is second to none. If you buy from Yogi, he will give you a good discount. Yes, the extra money is definitely worth it. You will have to spend less at the body shop so the money will even out in the long run.

Two buddies of mine have had Outlaw '33/4's. The two of them together used less than a cup of filler to get the bodies smooth enough to put first class paint jobs on them. They're worth the extra up front cost in reduced prep time and $.

You get what you pay for. In the case of companies like Outlaw and Westcott, you're getting the best!!!!!

.....I'm getting my '32 from Redneck and there quality is also outstanding. Customer service is also second to none..... bill

I'll trade my Gibbon for an Outlaw or Redneck any day . . . straight up :LOL:

Henry....is the laughing smiley face there because you got to use the words "gibbon" and "straight" in the same sentence?...a first for sure

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Originally posted by Henry Rifle
I'll trade my Gibbon for an Outlaw or Redneck any day . . . straight up :LOL:

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:whacked: I'll bet you would, Jack.. If you find the guy, let him know I have 4 Merc's I'd like to trade, too!!!! Then we can tag team him and sell him some ocean front property in Colorado.......

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Originally posted by robot
Henry....is the laughing smiley face there because you got to use the words "gibbon" and "straight" in the same sentence?...a first for sure

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Actually, the body is pretty straight. It's all the details that are farkeled up (for you old-timers, that's a term commonly used by Sparkle Farkel)

For example, take a look at how nicely the grille is finished between those 35 stainless steel ribs. Can you imagine how long it's going to take to fix that? Hours of filing and finishing 74 slots narrower than your finger width - then getting the 'glass off of all the ribs that they left on there?

Back View - Lower
http://members.cox.net/otb_vigilante...27/grille2.jpg

Front View - Upper
http://members.cox.net/otb_vigilante...27/grille1.jpg

Inside - Luckily, most of this is hidden
http://members.cox.net/otb_vigilante...27/grille3.jpg

Nice, Huh?

That's ugly Jack...sry.

Note how well the window garnish hides the outside door shell and the electric window channel.
http://members.cox.net/otb_vigilante..._27/window.jpg

. . . and how nicely the underside of the hood is finished. Ain't raw glass nice? That'll take a minute too.
http://members.cox.net/otb_vigilante...03_27/hood.jpg

Thanks guys, I appreciate all the input.

That leaves a lot to be desired, it's just flat fugly.

dosn't leave much to wonder on why gibbon went out.

Outlaw makes a great body.... Redneck also are not bad but I think here are some issues with door fit. I have seen them all checked them all and decided to go with this company.
www.nnfiberglass.com
VERY VERY straight....less than a cup of plastci and I feel my car is one of the straightest cars you will find bar none.... not bragging just I am very picky. My cars I do drive but they are built to show and are shown with a leading company in the automotive finishing field. Only the best will do