MeatMan

Impressive work!

Well, I didn't get my KG finished in time to make my year-end deadline, so I'll just do a status update. I still have to put the decals and placards on, add some driving/fog lights, skid plates, and mud flaps. It's been a challenging, yet fun build. Faux pas notwithstanding.

Great progress!

Well done! Nice fab & detail work.

Nice builds and photography to boot!

Great project! I can't give any advice because it looks like you could teach me a thing or two.

Nice project Les!

I'd love to see it in the mix, and I know what you mean about the dated look. You could always make some minor modifications to make it more to your liking though.

Nice build!

Very nice builds!!

Awesome work!

Welcome to the forum Boston! I started watching F1 myself this year because it was a way to keep in touch with a neighbor that moved away. His son loves Max V.

I can't "recommend" anything, but take a look at those rubber strips they use at the auto parts stores for standing long periods of time. My dining room build area had a multi-color rug, but no matter where the piece wound up they were hard to find in all but the lightest color (see Berber above). My current basement workshop has vinyl tile. Its white with black and gold spots and is probably the worst thing you could have. Its over a concrete floor, so parts bounce when they hit it and you wouldn't believe how far they can go. Good luck.

What problems did you have cutting the chassis? Others may learn from it, thanks.

Nice save!

Very nicely done! I'm a space/sci fi fan so its nice to see something like this.

Wow! A very productive year for you! Good stuff!

Wild build! Well done!

Yeah, but whats the fun in that! ?

Nicely done!

Interesting project! Welcome aboard.

I'm in again. My entry is the AMT Monza 2+2. I'll be swapping out he SBC for a Cosworth Vega engine with a turbo. I was originally going to build a Euro-spec Monza but I'll go this route with some of the Euro-spec changes I was planning. Should be a fun build.

Nice work!

Killer!

Dennis Neal, Spc 4, Army, Unit Supply, Ft. Knox, KY. Never left the states because of a unique situation. 1975 - 1978.