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Len, Don't dispare. This thread has inspired me to really give this chassis a good look. I think that most of the problems with it can be fixed somewhat easily. I'm going to start to work on a correction tutorial as soon as I finish my current project (MK Cougar). No reason to let all those kits go to waste. I really don't thing it's gonna be that tough.

Something about the roll cage and the rear frame section just doesn't look right on these kits. Along with all the other qwirks, it's a shame. I've started using the MPC chassis and fortunately I have a bunch of JoHan's too. I have about 15 P/L kits, but I just get so frustrated with them. I think it would be real cool if someone out there made a Logghe chassis parts pack from the old Jo-Han tools. In my opinion they were the best looking.

Len, I think the kit is very accurate. However,as with most cars of that time period, they evolved regularly. You'll find a hundred different configurations for that time period.

Yeah Len, He found the car and is restoring it right now. He came close to losing his life bringing it home. He had a very bad crash with the tow vehicle. Fortunately the Falcon didn't get hurt. I saw some pics of the car hauler and couldn't believe that he only got minor injuries.

Unbelievable! As usual Wayne. Very nice!

Here ya go Randy. I shot these at last years Hot Rod Reunion in Kentucky. It will be cool when they restore it!!!!! Cap

Hi guys, My name is Chris. I am an avid drag car enthusiast. I enjoy mostly cars of the 60's vintage. I'm usually a lurker, but post when I think I have something to add to a thread. I'm glad to see a drag car section on this board! You guys are all talented builders and I am looking forward to seeing your projects. Thanks for the inspiration. Just a few of my builds. Cap