Sam I Am

That is a great plan. Mockup looks like it will work well together.

Sweet little coupe Dennis!

Awesome stance!

Good thing I didn't see this BEFORE we did our trade. ?

Nice pile of parts Tom. ?

"Ruh roh raggy"

That is one cool looking old truck. Almost looks too small for the job hooked up to that lowboy.

Excellent job recreating the movie truck!

I can't say anything better than what's already been said. ?

Excellent job!

What a workhorse! Great job!

Super clean build! ? If you are not entirely satisfied with how it turned out, I would be more than happy to put it in my display case. ??

Rick, Nothing finer than rust and primer. Great job !

Nice job!

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Thanks, I rotated the dash and tacked it into place. I think it will work. The bolstered seats were way to wide for the tub, so I cut the area off that had all those nice controls in. Imagine them relocated. ? They do fit now.

This doesn't look like a tow truck...?

Oh yea ! Great combo !

Love what you're doing with it!

Love that blue ! I wanted to see if I could incorporate the modern dash into the old interior. So I started hacking up the dash and this is where I am at. I think if I rotate the dash a bit it will take up the gap, and use the classic wheel of course. Again, roughed in. Now....about the seats....hmmmm.

So I installed the lights and will call the trailer done until I get the load on it so I can figure out the angle I want the D rings set. Then finish getting it dusty. I had a couple questions. I have seen the resin binders and the hooks you put on the end of the chains online but cannot remember where. Also, if someone has about half a dozen binders, and a dozen hooks they want to trade, let me know. I also went through my wife's broken necklace drawer and found one that should work, I just do not know if there is enough length to do all I want. Since I cannot match it up at a craft store, can any of you recommend a size that I can get online? Oh, and I put the lowboy behind my Titan.

After dealing with a bunch of squirrels, I was able to get a bit done on both my group builds. I was able to get all the vinyl grain sanded off the top of my Challenger and glued in place. I also cut out the center of a modern Challenger hood and grafted it into the old hood. It is all roughed in and now for filler... I also replaced the plastic wood on my lowboy with basswood strips. I marked out all the bolt heads, washed with various thinned oil paints, and topped everything off with different chalk powders. Here is where I am on that.

For some reason the pics are showing up much brighter than the real thing. This is the best pic I could manage. I rubbed in a couple different colored chalk dust onto the metal decking. Here is where I am at.

You will never keep that hood latched with that subwoofer there. ?

WoW! That pile of parts is sure taking shape. Looks great!