Alan

Thanks for the kind words Roger........ I love the old MP cars as well. Roger those sub frame connectors are sooooo easy . First off, having a good stash of various evergreen strip, half round, full round and hex rod are a must to scratch anything decent. For those connectors, I used .060 x .125 evergreen flat stock. Take a razor saw and cut into the floor pan just like they do on the real deal. Then once you have cut your frame connectors to the desired length, lay them in the channel you cut, that simple. The drive shaft loop was another story consisting of six separate parts and 6 bolt/washer pieces . Alan

LOL, tell him it was because of ME. I have TONS of his killer stuff ........

I cut and glued the flat bars mounted to the floor, I then bent a piece of the same stock around a dowel and placed it into the driveshaft tunnel and glued it to the flat bars, trimmed it flush, then I cut 2 more flat bars shorter and glued them in place then added the other part of the loop and topped it off with washers and nuts ........... It took a bit but the end result was worth the effort. Alan

Well here is another project just started, as inspired by Roger and his south side street racer builds, THANKS Roger lol. This is an AMT 67 Camaro using the 68 Camaro interior, grill and tail lights. This will represent a late 70's early 80's street/strip car with the exception of the tires. Instead of using the superior Revell chassis etc. I opted to use the AMT chassis and added scratched sub frame connectors that are cut into the floor, and rear frame brace, scratched a drive shaft loop, which I see I lost a bolt head, will have to add another one. A scratched fuel tank sump which I cast from resin along with all the other resin parts here. Decided to also use the kit engine but with my scratched Moroso valve covers, and other pieces. The 4 speed is going to be cut off and replaced with the 2 speed Powerglide and another of my home made deep transmission pans. Will be constructing some Lakewood slapper bars which I already have made decals for on a couple of the decal sheets I offer. I will also scratch a vintage B&M shifter as well. Will also install a Lakewood 3 point roll bar. The rear drag radials are from Chief Joseph who's parts are second to none btw. The kit diff. will be used with cover cut off and replaced with a finned aluminum cover that is a Perry's Resin piece. I find the parts in the kit can be made to look quite presentable if detailed up. I will moderately detail this with wiring, plumbing a little photo etched etc. Color I think will be a light to medium blue. Hope you like it and it inspires you like Roger's did for me...... Alan

Hi Dan, Looks killer !! Captures the era as you always do in your builds ...... Now I am curious about this snap kit, so it is worth buying? Alan

Like I tell everyone, send me high res. LARGE file pics and I will have a look. You can also get custom work done . Thanks for post what you did . Alan

If you could, send LARGE file photos please so I can make out all details. Lace is very time consuming but., I do LOVE these cars. Alan

This one is almost done Jesse Alan

Thanks Maxx, BIG THANKS for, you know !! Alan

Yes, I have this kit and yes I am going to redo these decals as well .......

Here are some scans of some stuff not yet on the site but available ...... Note the Revell Kit Mustang Gasser decal I am posting here was a rough draft and has been revised . The 69-72 Chev/GMC PU Bazer/Jimmy stripes are available in any color including metallic gold and silver. The Mean Maverick also has a white layer not shown and is available in 1/25th for the MPC Multi Maverick and 1/12th for the original kit. Galpin Gasser is up on the site. These are just a few with many more to come, several being drafted now. Wanted to mention, the Red Alert decals are going to be more accurate than the kit decals ........... Alan

Sorry Steve, I have some printed but am still working on getting everything up on the new site ...... I will post pics to the aftermarket section ..... keep an eye out

If you could send me the large file photos, I will add this one , I like it Thank you Alan

Available now, it is on the site, my mistake, will be up on the site asap, it is ready to go Alan

As like the first in the series Roger, I LIKE it !!! So he did not run any slapper bars on the car ? PS. I love butter nut yellow, one of my favs on GM's. Alan

The decal sheet will be done to include both versions , thanks for that pic !...... Also in the que are the Charlie Allen 68 Dart FC and SStkr (blue)

A couple more not on the site yet but are done and ready to go .... Stock 68 Chevelle stripes in various colors White, Black, Maroon, Blue . Also, Improved Stripes ONLY in various colors based on this decal sheet which fit 69-72 Chev/GMC pick ups and Blazer/Jimmy. These will also be offered with the inside portion done in lace. Alan

Best model car parts. He sells on E-bay or www.bestmodelcarparts.com I have several of his dash decals they are great. Alan

Bill, I do custom decals as well .... Alan

Excellent execution on a great piece of drag history John !!! Alan

I am finishing up a couple of in the works decals then I will get on the Red Alert decals for those who want them. Alan

I have decided to do them as I have the Chevelle stripes done already from the Brigg's sheet ......

I looked for it but did not find it, maybe I did not go back far enough ............... How is that 65 Chevelle wagon progressing ????? Alan

Anyone got pics of that decal sheet ?

I have done a few kit decals yet to be posted to the site. If there is enough interest I will do the Red Alert. Alan