Altered Ego

Fantastic job! I really like the rear tire fit on the Billy The Kid car

I have cut the scoop off of the Old Pro AMT Nova, but yours looks more realistic.

I love the concept of this car. How did you make that scoop? Looks like a perfect homemade aluminum scoop.

Very cool, I like how you used the headers from the Double Dragster kit as well.

That is so cool and a real sleeper the way you packaged it under that scoop. Very cool

Truly amazing work. This is something I'd like to see Moebius produce.

Nicely done, I hope mine turns out this nice. I am using almost the same combination of parts, save for the Fremont Resins Fiat body that I am using.

Wow, that is a superb job right there. Very well done my friend.

Another great build my friend. And thanks for the tip on the 63 'Vette big block. I am working on a Mondello's Porting Service Fiat and was trying to figure out the the big block chevy.

MW, this is a well executed representation of a classic race car. As always, great job!

These are all great. You are THE MAN when it comes to model building.

Driven by the thought that Moebius will never actually release the AWB Dodge Coronet (just kidding Dave) and inspired by bonehead23's recent AMT Double Dragster builds, I loaded my workbench up with some dragsters. The first is the AMT Copperhead built as Don Garlits' Swamp Rat 18 (though the wheelbase is a little different). Second, is the Tony Waters Roadster Dragster with a front blown Hemi. Third, is TV Tommy Ivo's twin Buick powered dragster.

I don't know how you keep up with everything my friend. Mine looks much the same, just scaled down a good bit, LOL

This build is beyond cool!

Amazing! Please provide some construction details. I have wanted to build a twin Buick roadster or coupe for some time. I started one and my ADD kicked in and it ended up with a 392 Hemi instead. That car is on the Roadster Fun page. This is a kick ass build, I love it!

C'mon Scott, for those of us that followed on the WIP page, you can't do this build justice without showing the mufflers... Just kidding, excellent job man!

Very cool build my friend. I love every detail of it.

Well done Scott. This is one of my favorite independent cars of that era. Check out my altered wheelbase version under Altered Wheelbase Fun.

I found this picture from the 1973 AHRA Winter Nationals. You can see a ladder bar bracket and small tube running to it. This indicates a ladder bar / coilover setup.

This build has me speechless. I would not have known where to begin on a project like this. You make these incredible builds look effortless. Keep up the good work my friend.

I love the concept of the Monaro gasser. Different is always better and that is the gasser way. Can't wait to see the result.

Another magnificent job my friend. I have looked at this car in books for a long time. So many of these cars I think about building and before long, you build them to a perfection. Keep up the good work. I always enjoy your builds.

Wow! I have a couple of these on my shelf and wasn't sure about the body, but the work you have done on this build is great. Maybe I will use the kit body and get something together. Great work!

This is a very nice build of one of my all-time favorite super stockers. I always loved seeing Dean Nicopolis in this car.

It's a perfect representation of a backwoods super stocker. Imagine someone racing a 62 Dart and dropping a hemi in somewhere around 65 or 66. I love it and if you hadn't told us about the chassis, I would not have noticed. Great work.