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Looks Great, I like the long wheel base, did you lengthen the frame? I see your in NC me too, Charlotte. We have a few rainy days coming up

Thanks guys, this one has really been fun! Did alittle work on the grill today,

Crank, You always amaze me, I love the look all your builds have. Great work and thanks for sharing and inspiring me.

Wheels and tires done!

Wow !!! awesome workman ship that paint is stunning...If I didn't know better I'd think they were the real thing!

I did this one about 12 years ago, I think the paint was Boyds Sunburst.

Just cant stop today had to finish the driver side.

Thanks Ed, Geroge53, I was thinking the same thing WWII, but wanted to hand paint it I did a serch for nose art and came accross a Skull with Goggles and thought that was COOL! so gave it a try .. I like it have to let dry compleatly before I can rub it down to fade it out... thanks for the ideas vizio93, thats the plan, we will see how it goes, thanks for the incouragement! ok its dry enough!

Well I was able to get back to it today... I tried the green thing and just didn't like the color was too dark but thought it would look Good faded out .. still looking for a graphic for the door. Any body have some ideas?

Nice!!!! what an original Idea (that i might just have to steal)... I would suggest headers that dumps in to a large collector just is front of the door , make it follow the line on the bottom of the fire wall ...that would be killer!

Nice jalopy you got there, looks great, any interesting ideas for the interior?

I didn't get much done today, scratch build a caliper, the first one was easy, but getting 3 more to match will be the hard part I think?

When I started this project I was going to do a suede Green paint job, but had thought? Olive drab Green with Army star all faded out on the doors?...i just don't know... Has any one used photo shop to try different paint schemes? i have seen it done on other 1:1 forums. I don't know how to use photo shop or i would give it try.

I got one but have not had the courage to build it yet! ...