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[Mr. Metallic]

Here's the finished engine for the Revell '65 z-16 chevelle based Kustom I'm working on. It's the straight 6 from the Trumpeter '63 Nova sedan. Very nicely detailed (even though the bottom pulley doesn't locate anywhere). I added some spark plug wires and that's it.

The rest of the parts are all painted, so I'm slowly working on the assembly. i should have it done within a couple weeks. As always, comments and questions are welcome, and thanks for looking.









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[BIGTRUCK]

Wow that build is going places.....super cool look....nice little mill

[PatRedmond]

That's SWEET !

[Wildrice]

I like that you are using a 6 cyl. Very cool.

[Irvin Arter Jr.]

I like where your going with this project!

[Mr. Metallic]

Well, final assembly is moving along. Here's the finished engine, interior and almost finished frame. Interior and frame are all modified from kit parts, except the parts box steering wheel. I had a flash of "brilliance" and decided to add the grille from the '57 Chevy to dress up the front end a bit . I'm really psyched with how it turned out. As always comments and questions are welcome, and thanks for looking!















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[Wildrice]

Very nice. Your detail work is making it stand out.

[JAFFA]

cool! like the dashboard, how did you pull of those gauges??
and its way cool that ur using the straight6, i love those engines!!

[Mr. Metallic]

cool! like the dashboard, how did you pull of those gauges??

The faces were made by MSC Model Products. Not sure if they are still in business. I cut them out and placed them in the opening, and the dropped a couple drop of Micro Krystal Klear on them.

[Tom Kren]

Now thats going to be sharp when finished!!!!

[ratrodder]

beautiful! I love the colors. Yhe detail on the chassis with paint really stands out. I've been keeping up on your up dates and it is really coming together quite nicely. The grille really stands out . doug harrell.