MeatMan

Great collection Greg!! Where did you get your OHP decals?

Nice work!

Great pick ups. Good luck!

Awesome! Very well done.

Really rad!! Kudos on a great job.

Thanks. You are correct! I knew something didn't look right. I'll pull it and trim it.

Thanks guys! Then I assume it was added during a later racing season than '65/'66.

I like it as well! Sweet!

Yes, very well done!

This is a pic I took of a 65 BFx Cyclone interior. There is an extra lever located just in front of the Hurst shifter. Anyone know what it was for? Thanks.

We're progressing well with the Tiger. Here are a few mock-up shots. Still having clearance probs with the hood even with the hump. Ronnie suggested that we go with a lower profile unit that drops down around the carb. Now finding one in the parts bins will be the challenge. We also had a slight problem with the windshield frame but didn't want to fix it until all of the rough stuff was done. The pics don't do the color justice. The red is a really red red. I've got to work on that.

Sounds like fun John. I'm currently building that kit for the Peking to Paris Community Build. Be aware that there are some fitment issues with this kit. I recommend test fitting everything before putting it to paint or glue. The engine was in fact the best fitting of all of the subassemblies. G'luck!

Nice job Greg! Looking good!

Sweet!

Wow! Great stuff! Learning a lot.

Nice work! Very clean.

interesting project!

Very well done! Beautiful builds!

Fantastic build!!

Nice work Pat. I built one last year and thoroughly enjoyed it.

I used the Competition Resins tunnel ram for this a few years ago. I think it's a good fit.

Awesome!!

No prob. It's not on the bench yet so I haven't primed the parts yet. The first pic shows how high it would sit. Pic 2 is the rear shot, As you can see from the 3rd pic, the distributor hole is in the wrong place. That will need to be reworked. I included the 1:1 pic to show how the manifold sits lower than the valve cover as does the TB manifold

Awesome build! Very well done!

Not sure about why, but I had the same issue on my Starliner with DC paint. My entire car came out like your issue, so I stripped it and then bought a new can of the same paint (True Blue). I used DC primer first, thoroughly prepped, cleaned then repainted and the same result. The last time however I went ahead and polished it with auto polish and voila, all was well. I used DC a lot, and it hadn't happened before. Dunno if I'll be using it again.