Sam I Am

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!

Superb work, and your attention to detail is as always spot on. ?

Stunning build Bill ! ?

That white tractor sure looks outa place in that sea of orange. Kinda reminds me of the old Sesame street song...?

Trailer is awesome! That will be one sweet combo when finished.

Well...here is what I have at the moment. A few different oil washes...still a little more to do.

'bout time...?

Dual carbs and headers. That little six can really talk. Did you add flat top pistons and regrind the cam? ?