Metalmad

Well this build started way back in July 2017 and now she is finally finished and she will be at the NHRA show tomorrow. Will shoot some pictures sometime next week to post under glass. Thank You all for following this build & thank you for all of the encouraging comments !

Guido I used the Revell 67 Chevelle Pro Street for the rear tubs. Motor is installed...radiator installed with upper and lower coolant lines....drive shaft installed...battery installed...fuel line installed to fuel rail...coil wired installed to coil...door handles installed...wiper arms installed...license plates installed to bumpers...body installed to chassie. So to finisher her up this evening I will be installing the exhaust , the front and rear bumpers and the outer rear view mirror to the body.

I have finished getting the bear metal foil on.....widows are installed.....wheels are installed with front braided brake lines....rear view mirror installed.... next will be the radiator hoses to the engine then install engine and radiator.

Windows are installed as is the rear view mirror. Also I just noticed that the front and rear bumpers will need a little rework on the ends so I rework these at a later date and just install them for the show Sunday at the NHRA museum .

I have finished getting the bear metal foil on so next I will tackle installing the windows.

Thank you James !

Thank you Jim ! Art I'm going to try my best to get her done for Sunday ........can't wait to see your custom Mach 5 she's looking awesome !

Very cool collection !

Engine is wired except fuel line to fuel rail which will be installed last, brake lines all in and secured, brake master installed, front headlamps installed, rear tail lights installed, rear tail gate handle assembly installed , coil installed, next will be to start working on getting the bare metal foil on each side of her and also around the front and rear windshield. So hopefully my next posts will be under glass if all goes as planned.

Thank you Martian ! She's coming together surly but slowly.

Here is a shot of the interior.

Greg the head liner is a materiel that I found at Michaels which it comes in a 12 X 12 sheet with a adhesive back and they have it in multiple colors.

Thank you Tom !

Awesome !

Awesome Job !

Thank you Rusty and Dennis !

Here is a few pictures of the scratch built brake line junctions & the battery with the cables installed.

Wow !

It's been awhile but I have been working on getting the Ranch Wagon finished so here is a small update on her. I have finished scratch building all the brake line junctions the fuel rail & fuel line to the carbs, fuel line from gas tank to fuel rail & scratch built in line fuel filter , battery cables with the battery cable ends & cables mounted to battery, rear brake lines mounted to rear differential & brake lines to rear brake calipers, rear scratch built coil over shocks installed & scratch built aluminum drive shaft . s

Awesome Job ! Gotta love those GTO's

Looking Good Art !

Hello Everyone, Galpin Ford has Invited our club back to there car show this Sunday in North Hills Ca to put on a display of Model Cars. If you would like to display your model car builds at the show you are more than welcome to come to the car show this Sunday Oct 7 . The car show is a free show to attend and the model car display will be set up in the Galpin Ford Car Museum so if you would like to attend and display your model car builds you can pm me and I will give you all the details of the car show.

I received my copy yesterday and kind of paged through it a bit and I what I have read so for is awesome ! I will have to set sometime aside this weekend to really read through it and I'm sure it will find its way to our club meeting next month. Awesome Job Tim !

Ordered a copy from Amazon yesterday.