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X2 glad to see you back at it let the class begin....

Working on relocating the sump. Shoula realized its on wrong. It will be just a street car but I cant leave it that way I think I may have been up too late that night haha The e-brake cables are made from 26 gauge wire painted black and wrapped with smallar wire. Ends are crimp beads Thank you for all your comments I appreciate all of them also for correcting my mistake haha Jason

Thanks for all the comments everyone The wheels I got off ebay from a vendor in Australia. They are resin two peice and come with turned aluminum valve stems. They were about 17.00 after shipping Jason

got the Front subframe painted and rear axke done. Added u-bolts, brake lines, t-fitting and energency brake cables. Fuel pump and fuel lines Rear axle And a test fit Questions and comments welcome Jason

Haha nuff said. Looks good jim!

Ok, here we go! Jason

Started working on the front subframe Filled in the top side of the subframe. Filed and sanded mold lines and injector marks Then a coat of primer I'll block out the primer and Mabie get some paint on it tonight. Questions and comments welcome Jason

Thanks for all the positive feedback everyone! Jason

Count me in also. I'll be building this.... Jason

Haha thanks danno! Jason

Thanks al! Jason

Finished this one up last week. Nothing fancy it's been about 13 years since I built a nascar. [/url[url=http://s1064.photobucket.com/user/Streetmacine11/media/finished%20projects/20140422_072721.jpg.html] Questions and comments welcome Jason

Started this last night. Got all the parts washed and the floor pan painted. Going to finish detailing this tonight then start working on the sub frame and suspension. Questions and comments welcome. Jason

Started off as a paint experiment and came out good enough to build the kit. First attempt at true fire flames with the help and guidance of a good friend. Sorry for the dust black is hard to keep clean even for five minutes lol Questions and comments welcome Jason

Thank you for all the comments everyone! Jeff, between the chrome that was good, the chrome that was scratched badly and the parts I made it was the simplest solution to make them all match. And it has a completely different look. Jason

Thanks for all your comments everyone! David, you nailed it! I've bought quite a few of those little things for the wheels Jason

Thats a sweet iroc I'm a bit of a fan your replica turned out fantastic makes me want to start on the replica of my 1:1 Jason

Thanks guys! Jason

Looking good Richard! Jason

Ken, you did a beautiful job on this kit! I've built a few of these and know the kit well. Everything looks great especially the wheel change and the paint. I like watching your builds and can't wait for the next one Jason

Finished this one up a few weeks ago. It's been a long road with this one. I started this kit about 12 years ago making the christene version. After paint issues and every other kind of problem I boxed it up and waited till my modeling skills got good enough to get it done. All the parts were stripped of paint. After I realized how many christene versions are done I decided to do a custom insted. At the end of this long road I'm Verry happy with the result and the new take on an old kit. Thanks for looking! Questions and comments welcome Jason

Danno, I'd like to see that I have a few 1:1 mustangs myself Jason

Got this finished up last night. More pictures posted under glass Jason Got this finished up last night. More pictures posted under glass Jason

Bought this kit for the mustang II suspension. Since it cones with the straight axle, I figured I would build the kit for fun. Thanks for looking. Questions and comments welcome Jason

Jeff, the wheels are from a dicast. I get them from Walmart for 5$ Thanks! Jason