LamboJayso's OEM Murcielago Build!

[TRcrazy Active Users Find all posts View Profile Close TRcrazy]

Beautiful Work Jayso, stunning ! -Vinny

[IKAROS Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close IKAROS]

Its definitely a beautiful car...Bravo lambojayso.

[Paul S Member Find all posts View Profile Close Paul S]

BEAUTIFULLY WELL DONE!!!

After all the work you put into Your Roadster, I imagine that whenever you look at or drive it, you can hear and feel the exultant soulful voice of James Brown singing "Hah -- I Feel Good...."

Wooooooooosh I haven't posted here in awhile. Took the car out td drizzle and all. Snapped some pics and videos. Was so excited taking them, I didn't notice the passenger door wasn't raised all the way 

[madmods Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close madmods]

Damm Jam-master Jay looking good

[lambojayso Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close lambojayso]

Thanks guys! Hope to have a video of it out in the wild soon...

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[lambojayso Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close lambojayso]

I had a bring your car to work day on Friday for the first time. Everyone was like "whoa, that's batman's car." I also took it on the highway for the first time. I'm blown away by how tight this car drives. I really recommend framing the underneath of a kit car. You will be glad you did when you're done.

[bangsters Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close bangsters]

Looks great man. Any more pics including interior.

[lambojayso Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close lambojayso]

Bangsters aren't you from NJ? Let's get up one day and shoot a video of the car driving and stationary. Are you good with editing or have any special camera gear?

[bangsters Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close bangsters]

Sure bro. I'm down. Let me know. I'm in central NJ around Marlboro area.

[G35Mike Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close G35Mike]

lambojayso

epic car brother. Well done.

So in this, bring your car to work day, were there other cars as well or was it simply a personal decision to drive it to work?

If there were other cars... how many of them looked at yours like, ok, how much is he getting paid because I damn sure cant afford that! lol

[Drewbdo Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Drewbdo]

I had a bring your car to work day on Friday for the first time. Everyone was like "whoa, that's batman's car." I also took it on the highway for the first time. I'm blown away by how tight this car drives. I really recommend framing the underneath of a kit car. You will be glad you did when you're done.

Really nice looking! Did you tell them it was a replica?

When you say "framing the underneath of a kit car", do you mean a belly pan for aerodynamics? Can you show a couple of photos of what you mean, and maybe talk about how you did it?

I'm thinking of trying to make a body pan or something to go under at least the front of my car, as I think it would be smoother at highway speeds. I'm just not sure how to make one.

[lambojayso Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close lambojayso]

Sure bro. I'm down. Let me know. I'm in central NJ around Marlboro area.

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lambojayso

epic car brother. Well done.

So in this, bring your car to work day, were there other cars as well or was it simply a personal decision to drive it to work?

If there were other cars... how many of them looked at yours like, ok, how much is he getting paid because I damn sure cant afford that! lol

It was a personal decision. What was interesting though, I work like not even 5 min from a Lamborghini and Mclaren dealership on the highway. So I decided to pass the Lamborghini dealership on the way home. On the way there, a green Huracan pulled up along side me. And then it took off. Many others were recorded me on their cell phones. Others gave a thumbs up. Very cool stuff!

Really nice looking! Did you tell them it was a replica?

When you say "framing the underneath of a kit car", do you mean a belly pan for aerodynamics? Can you show a couple of photos of what you mean, and maybe talk about how you did it?

I'm thinking of trying to make a body pan or something to go under at least the front of my car, as I think it would be smoother at highway speeds. I'm just not sure how to make one.

Most of the employees knew of the build and would always ask when am I bringing my Lambo to work. And I would always say soon. I'll see if I can find a pic of the underneath of my car or take one the next time I jack it up. But, it's the actual framing. Not the under body panels like what they use on the real car for aerodynamics.

[G35Mike Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close G35Mike]

Do you think the hurricane wanted to race or knew yours was not real?

Doesn't really matter at all, I am just curious is all.

Replica or not, it has to be such a cool feeling to cruise down the road in not only a lambo, but one built by your own hands.

Fill us in on the drive. Are there creaks or sounds or feelings in the drive you feel need to be addressed. Bumpier than you would like, smoother than you would have thought. I know you said it handled superbly, but give us the grit of it all. inquiring minds need to know. lol

[lambojayso Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close lambojayso]

Not much more to say other than there's no rattling. It handles like a race car. Wherever you put the car that's where it goes with zero lag time. No body roll or anything such. It's no more bumpier than ur average car.

Definitely a cool feeling knowing ur in something you created that's extremely difficult to finish to a degree where u'r proud of ur work. Wish I had the pockets to build a P1 and/or LaFerrari next using the same exact base and way I framed things. In my opinion, the Fiero is the best way to go if u'r building an exotic replica.