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No progress to report, still looks like this.

Nice work.

Dixie Babylon

Cracker - The Golden Age Sweet Thistle Pie

Welcome aboard.

Shot 77 from the Regular Men's White Tees Highlights: 3-birdies, 2 by chip-in 5-one putts 0-three putts

Coming along nicely.

Very nice.

SfanGoch - you would do the MCM forum a great service if you would create a thread of your own to share tips and tricks of what you have learned in building the AM GS Corvette kits. Pierre - I hope you change your mind about sharing your progress with us. I had a similar experience on a Cobra build a few years back and I too became frustrated. I asked the gentleman to please share his knowledge and information in a thread of his own creation to benefit us all (myself included as he was found of offering suggestions only after I posted photos of a completed assembly) and continued my project.

Turned out great.

If you want to get into scratch building here are the Evergreen sheet thicknesses I keep on hand: .010" (.25mm) .015" (.38mm) .020" (.50mm .030" (.76mm) .040" (1.0mm) The measurement in mm in there scale equivalent in 1:1 (i.e .25mm = .25" in 1/25 scale)

Depending on the style they can be thick of thin. Here are a few I have done. And a front air dam which is somewhat similar.

Nice work. Is this a kit or 3D printed?

Very nice.

Lettering on the valve/cam covers was not always present particularly back in the day.

Pierre, I for one appreciate all the detail you are providing in your build log - keep it coming.

Very nice.

Very nice work.

PM regarding the T-bolt kit/parts.

For reference the Moebius SOHC

If Scott (Speed City Resin) wasn't going to offer the SOHC manifold I was going to scratch build/modify one. I have been searching but haven't found any good pictures of just the SOHC manifold to study.

I have spoken with Speed City Resin about producing a Hilborn intake to fit the Moebius SOHC engine. I understand he is working on one. I was impressed with the FI intake he produced for a 427 wedge (big block FE). https://www.speedcityresin.com/PartsPageEngine.html

Welcome back. Glad you had something to occupy your mind while you were in.

Very nice.

Coming along nicely.