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2014 Cannonball Run CBP


Nick Winter

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Interesting idea as for my entry I am currently painting parts for the interior and chassis. For the interior I am planning a race/stripped out look with a six point roll cage,race seats and detachable steering wheel

P.S cool idea for next year's run

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An idea for next years run. :D

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Hmm... I better keep that twin pod-racer engine powered 53 Corvette idea I have off of the bench for a while...

No updates on the GTO. I've been working on Pap's C10 model for his birthday Saturday pretty diligently.

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I put the General back in the box for a while. Still havent got my parts from another member on here. I'll either be retiring it from this competition if I dont get the parts soon and looking for a new vehicle to take its place, or... I dont know yet.

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Hey guys my gto is progressing nicely but I have a couple of quick questions are you allowed to have only 1front seat and also can I have a GPS screen in the car or do I have to make a 1\24 road directory?

i had gps in my entry last year, so i'd say you're good

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The rules only say the foundation subject must be 1979 or earlier, but it also welcomes modern upgrades so GPS is probably okay. I think only the drivers seat has to pass the freak chance there'd be a road inspection. It's understood it wouldn't be carrying passengers if there's no other seats.

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Opps hadn't realized I never put up a pic of the GTX done. Well I'll wait until the Dart and Formula are done I guess.

Here's a little teaser though.

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And here's the starting point of my two main entries.

'68 Dart: Plans are to build it up to look like one I have on Forza 4. I'm going to cut out the doors and trunk lid and do a few other light changes. Nothing wild or over the top like last year.

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And last but certainly not least a '77 Trans Am that will be converted over to a Formula which I want to build up as a replica to the one my Dad use to own.

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After a short responde with Nick about my entry (he is really busy), i am in.

Here we go - an update of my work last month.

My subject is a gluebomb 300SL from italerie. totally stripped.

First thing, i sanded and sprayd a layer of filler. next round of sanding...

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...and took an eye of the drivetrain.

Out of my partsbox i took the drivetrain from a Ferrari Superamerica-or so, glued it and made some points to fix it on the frame:

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a test of fitting all together:

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Perfekt!

Her is parts for ther own:

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Next was the trans bigger than the original, so the interieur doesn't go in:

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new tunnel made:

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done.

Two things, that a old racecar must have (in my view and because i am a fan of it) are small rollbars...

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...aaaand the exhaust like a Viper (love it):

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Thats for it now. No its up for the bodywork to get color on it. uh,...the interieur also needs some work ;)

Thanks fellas for watching.

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Finally I was able to do some more bodywork with my Dodge Charger Daytona.

After the last set of pictures, I have been adding putty and sanding the front end many times. There was also a large sink mark on the trunk lid and on top of the rear fenders. I smoothed that out with putty and sanded it smooth. Then I thought it would be the time to throw some spray filler on. And to my surprise, I didn't screw up the paint this time.

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