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  1. The ladder bars are from the Johan Hornet Funny Car kit I turned into the Drag on Lady Pro Stock.
  2. All good DW, I don’t always type exactly what’s in my head……
  3. Thanks DW, I just meant the update of the car to 73 rules requirement.
  4. Thanks Rich that helps, I’m guessing the Dodge sport dash could be used for the gages?
  5. I’m very excited to see you back on this one. Amazing work!
  6. Thanks Rich, I really don’t know for sure what year they started with but In 71 BTK ran a Challenger, so my guess is the Demon was a 72. They did convert the 72 to a 73 with the addition of fiberglass bumper as they were allowed in 73. They were painted white and the Dodge logos on the quarters changed to Independent, as Chrysler pulled a lot of support from teams. Do you have more information on dashboard? I know they had a standard rectangle dash and the Rally dash with round gages. The rectangle gage dash showed up in most of the google search I did. I did notice the straight vs. angled area above center the A/C vent, but I don’t know if that changed between years.
  7. Great project Jason! That’s a tough scoop to replicate and yours looks very good. I’ll be following your build.
  8. That came out super nice Ron! Just beautiful, I love the lower class drag cars!
  9. Great build, just goes to show….. never, ever throw any model car parts away!
  10. A beautiful build, looks very real! Great work!
  11. Great build and I agree you should build more! Just Beautiful!
  12. Thanks Terry, my first time using metal parts, hoping the super glue holds.
  13. I installed the lower K-member and reversed the front spindles to lower the ride height. A body Mopar’s were rear steer, but most racers converted them to front rack and pinion steering for engine and header room. I’m also collecting the rear suspension pieces.
  14. I was going to use the AMT Duster dash until I compared the original MPC Demon kit, it looks more accurate than the AMT dash. I’ll transfer the pedals to the Demon dash.
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