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Update time again, meant to do this yesterday but kept getting side tracked. Anyway I got some of the interior in and made an over sized fuel cell. Made from a cardboard cereal box (not really it's thin cardboard pretty much the same). The trunk lid has also been attached, that's about it for now. Thanks for looking!

Thank you Kerry. Another up date tomorrow, maybe.

Thanks Bill, much appreciated!

Very nice job on it.

Looks like it hasn't been touched in almost a hundred years. Awesome weathering and detailing, it's amazing.

Awesome build, it looks really good, great job on it!

Very nice color choice and interior work.

Very nice choice of colors, it looks sharp!

Thanks Robert, despite a few flaws I'm really happy with how it turned out.

Thanks Ray! Thanks Riley, sounds like a nice project, get to work'in on it then.

Wow it's been a month since I last updated this, I've been slacking lol. The roll cage is colored and ready for install and I've made a few pieces for the interior. I wanted the car to have a sort of brushed aluminum interior but I didn't want to just paint all the parts silver. That just seemed a little to simple. So while at Harbor Freight a few weeks ago I was wandering around (mindlessly like the fool I am) when I glanced down at one of the shelves and noticed something catch my eye. It was heating and air tape with a really nice blushed aluminum look. I thought to myself that should work nicely so I bought it and after a little trial and error (It's really finicky, easy to damage and really sticky) but I got it under control and started covering some pieces in it. Those window cranks were a real pain in the rear to get out of the original door panels. I'll be making a mat to lay over top the dash board so it doesn't become a problem driving into the sunset. lol Well I'm going to get into high gear now, it needs to be finished in a month in a half. My how time has just slipped by. Opinions, criticism, it's all welcome and appreciated, thanks for looking.

That's going to look so cool when it done. Very creative and great work so far.

There's not a thing wrong with mixing Ford and Chevy it's done all the time with the 30's hot rods. The engine looks just fine sitting in there, the strips look nice on the ford, both cars look great.

Very nice build, looks cool. The Dew box is a nice touch.

Cool build, it looks great!

Man I need to start roaming around the truck section more often, this is a freaking cool project right here. Great work, looking forward to seeing more!

Nice work Pat and Riley! "the brass thing" looks cool.

Love them old Dodges too, I'll be watching this one like a hawk. Looking forward to seeing more!

Yep it was an awesome show he played such a good character, I'm one of the few younger people who watched it and really enjoyed it when T.V. Land would re-air them. Richard Dean Anderson was also great in Stargate SG-1. I miss good tv shows like that, now a days we got stuff about scandal's and amish mafia's. Oh well back to my models lol.

That looks so awesome! Great job on it!

Very nice build indeed, looks great!

Wow! That torn vinyl top looks killer, great job on it!

Nice update, great job on the roll cage, it's coming together nicely.

Very nice Nova looks good with the vinyl top.

Beautiful car, amazing job replicating it. It's a real stunner, great work on it!