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@Spex84That is exactly what i was looking for. Thank You very much!

Nice!

looks great.

"Word to your mother" says Vanilla Ice.

Thanks Dan!

Very nice.

Great build.

Looks great!

Very nice.

Nice.

Looks great.

A few further items done: The windshield is finally fitted and ready for paint and Bare-Metal. I cut the roll bars to the proper height. I also cemented in the bezels for the front turn signals, and installed the taillights. I still need to make and install the bezels for the B/U lamps (in the original exhaust openings). It's not too far out, now! Questions, critiques and comments are always welcomed. Thanks for looking!

,Wrongheadedness I am not sure if that’s a word with the ness on the end of the word"….

Looks great.

You're exactly right. One time, same as the CO 4070A, as I recall.

Tamiya make a satin or semi gloss black. I like to use Krylon short cuts flat black dries to a satin finish. I get it at Hobby Lobby it’s the short cans like model paint.

I believe it's the only release as this kit never was re-issued after the 4300 came, the kit number 8001 IH 4270 was in the ERTL catalog for quite a while tho', at least up to 1980, so they might not have sold very well.

It’s a 7 on steroids! 😁 steve

If you not good at foiling or you want to use Molotow I would mash the pen get some extra paint and brush paint them with a good brus…

Nice one Tommy

I believe Sox & Martin had two different Superbird's, one ran in the Super Stock E class and the other in C Modified Production class, the difference is the blue metallic painted roof on the SS/E car and a Six Pack hood scoop and vinyl top on the C/MP car, none of them had the small scoops on the top of the front fenders. The Super Stock car was one of only two built and they ran it for a very short period in just a few races as it wasn't exactly legal, Sox & Martin got one with a manual for SS/E and Jack Werst got the other and ran an automatic so it had SS/EA classfication, the clutch pedal was still in the car tho' put all the way up against the firewall. And it was the mechanic Jake King who painted the engines he built Ford engine blue and all engines used by Sox & Martin wasn't blue, just the engines Jake built.

Beautifully done'

Or this boxing....

BTW speaking of chrome I was watching this YouTube video from Barbatos Rex a month or so ago....