MeatMan
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It just keeps getting better!
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Really sweet! Awesome job!. Kinda scary though. I'm painting the White cabover I'm working on pretty much the same colors except more white than brown on mine. -
Stunning build!
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Coming along nicely!
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ZZ 41: If Billy Gibbons dreamed of a 41 Lincoln Kustom
MeatMan replied to Claude Thibodeau's topic in Model Cars
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Very nicely done!!
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Nice job Kurt. Luv the detail.
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Good stuff! Welcome to the forum.
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Looks like its going to be wild!
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Nice build!
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Awesome project!
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Awesome work!
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1964 SCCA Corvette W.I.P.
MeatMan replied to MarkJ's topic in WIP: Other Racing: Road Racing, Land Speed Racers
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I believe this was posted on this forum many years ago. The process mostly shows an intercooler being fabricated but covers radiator at the end. I hope it helps. My apologies to the original poster for not being able to give them credit.
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Nice project!
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57 #44 Black Widow Chevy
MeatMan replied to catpack68's topic in Stock Cars (NASCAR, Super Stock, Late Model, etc.)
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Goldenrod Completed
MeatMan replied to Straightliner59's topic in Other Racing: Road Racing, Salt Flat Racers
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For my C7R I've nailed down what I want to do, and no I won't be just leaving off the decals on the original body as had been implied. It so happens that I have the body from the Foose C7 that I robbed the interior and drivetrain from for my 70 Camaro restocustom. I'll be using that body with the racing engine and chassis but its not a simple swap. The racing body is a widebody, and the chassis is a bit wider. The interior, however fits like a glove. No cutting to make it fit necessary. I do plan to have a passenger seat so I've got to cut out all of the racing paraphernalia and replace the floor where they now reside. I'll be using the kit wheels with some tires I had in the parts box which I believe came from a Viper kit. They are the same diameter but the C7R tires are hollow, and the wheels are designed for hollow tires and have a ridge and ribs that I ground off to make them fit. They fit fairly well under the body but the rear wheels stick out about 2mm too far. I think I can massage the wheels and chassis to make them fit, but that's for tomorrow. The pics below tell the story of where I am. Thanks for looking.
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Nicely done!
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Really nice build. I like the simplicity.
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Very well done!
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Good stuff!
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Nice!
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Nice project! I'm doing the C7R in stock form but after looking at yours I might change bodies as well. Still up in the air though.
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Nicely done!
