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2X what Tony said Richard, the dash looks right for what you're doing here. This car should be awesome! I love 2nd generation Chargers!

That looks pretty cool, weird looking spring set-up in the front. Is this coming to the U.S?

This is looking awesome! Paint is incredible.

What kind of fuel does this thing run on?

There are no pictures yet

Kevin, looks great so far man! Nice work.

Richard, Are the interior colors basically what you have now? If so the chrome roll cage would be very cool. Nice work on the shifter and the steering wheel. You come up with some great ideas for things.

Great idea for the shoulder belts Niko, brilliant! The whole thing looks great, the tan belts and all the black looks cool.

You're doing some fantastic work here Richard, love this car!

That Wynn car looks nasty.Let'er roll!

Looking good Gerry. Man those tires look awsome, where do they come from?

Got one side done! Trimming out the curve on the inside of the drip molding is perhaps the hardest thing I've ever done with modeling, very hard to get to with the blade. I used a red Sharpie to touch up some spots where the blade went through the paint, worked amazingly well. I used three pieces of foil, one for the drip molding curve, one for the roof line, and, one for the back post. There is some glare on the front windshield pillar that I couldn't get out of the photo.

Very, VERY, nice Rasto, I have one of these kits from years ago that I've been saving, (I love these cars) , hopefully it turns out half as nice as yours.

That's beautiful Phil, great concept and execution.

Nice looking build Jim, that engine bay is superb, wow! Looks like a lot of work went into it.

Looking good Man.

Thanks Kevin and Richard! Slowly, but , surely I'm making progress.

That looks good Jan, I like the tail lights too.

Cool project Mike, looks good. I love '56 Ford's!

One vent window down! I used serparate pieces and ran the front one over the top to cover the front section of the drip molding.

Thanks Dave! Thanks Kurt!

Thanks Ace! The only trouble I'm having now is with the side vents, they are recessed way back under the drip molding that is over them, and , they are slanted backwards, so I'm having a hard time getting the BMF cut right. I guess i'll have to do each side of the vents with separate strips, ouch! Once I get them though all that's left is the drip molding itself, yeah! And then it's on to the decals, which after BMF will be a joy, I hope! I've also bungled up the paint in a couple of small places but I think I can fix those. Hint: Be careful wiith BMF if you've used white primer under red paint! Rock on!

Thanks Greg I appreciate that! It was a really nice kit to work with.

Thanks Ron that's good to know. What I was actually pointing out in the photo I posted was the presence of a wiper with blade, at least on the passenger side, which is visible in the photo.

Thanks Ray, I agree, but, check this photo out: I have another question: Did these cars have chrome trim on the upper door next to the window?