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Adventures in soldering:Hot Rod Wrecker Project Update 2/1/15


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Man you better quit posting pics of your real rod claiming it's a model. I'll pick up Danno and we'll drive up your way.

I'm gonna have to confiscate that, that, work of art !

Dude, you rock.

G

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Thank you Dan R!

Thanks Clay :wacko:

Jason, Thank you.

Hi Marshall, Thanks!

Hi Walt, Great link you posted, that guy is in another world!!!!

Thank you Raul :):)

Thanks Stasch!!

Good one Chuck :D:D

Thanks Lanny, a lot of this will not get paint, going to weather it some.

Thank you Adam!

Thanks Wayne :D:D

Randy

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While I do believe reading is a good thing and if it's not that I hope everything is ok. Could you please talk him into possibly doing a little less reading :P . Cause I just can't wait for another update on this project. It's unbelievable. I love it!! I have an extra pair of shorts ready just for the occassion.

:P

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Randy would you be at all disturbed if I said I was nursing a semi right now?

This is the most gorgeous and detailed rat rod I have ever seen! I was thinking, wow working steering that's just amazing, but then i saw the fuel line plubing and the vaccuum advance on the distributor and I lost it!

Well done mate, this level of detail is even more than you would expect from the Franklin Mint collection!

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Mere words cannot begin to express the realism shown on this amazing build. Every post and the bar goes up five notches. I'm on my second five gallon bucket of drool and you've not gotten to the body or truck bed yet. I'm gonna need more buckets. Lots more buckets.

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Randy - thanks for the posts on the firewall construction. I have been staring at the whole post again. I like to see lots of common, household items being used to produce such great results. It's inspirational.

I really like the look of the copper on the interior floor pan.

Thanks a million for photographing and posting as you go! Oh, great photo quality too.

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Sorry for taking so long for this update, that pesky real life :)

Hello Paul, I goggled that name and WOW, that is some impressive modeling!

Hi Ron, I'm back on it!!

Hello Risto, More rivets coming !!

Hi Mark, Thanks and no slot cars but just about everything else!

Thanks Joel!

Hi Virgil, Thank you:) :)

Aaron, Thank you but I really think you Aussies should get out more :D:D

Hi Brad, Thank you :)

Erik, Thank you for the kind words :):)

Hi David, Thanks for commenting!

I hear you Mark :D:D

Finishing up on the trany with hydraulic clutch details and speedo and backup light cables...

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Have got get the wiring straighted out...

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Had some 1/35 scale tread plate that will work on the floor of the cab, trimed with some brass...

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Really liked a bomber style bench seat that was in the new 'Street Rodder' mag.

Josh Mishler photo, Discussion only..

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Mock up a seat...

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Hi Randy, Thank You!!

Incredible work! I thought the same thing of the seat when I saw it in the mag, thats gonna look great, actually they already do :blink: I love the treads to, I never would of thought of something like that. The way you trimmed them out and all is really stunning. The more I look at it the more I find. It's something else man. B)

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