Skypower

Ok finally got the ride height I wanted had to build some drop spindles, not a very good job but they work. I will clean them up and cut the extra post on the bottom off that i used to get the correct height from the lower control arms, hopefully they will look ok in the end. Poor mans rear suspension just some lowering blocks, and had to narrow the rear end to fit the tires properly, also had to put in a new upper shock support that's about it. How does it look, always taking suggestions on different ways to do stuff also since I'm new to this stuff. Thanks Bob

Cool ride moving along nicely.

You can check with the guys over on class racer they will know all the details of the cars and tell you what you need to know to build it acuratly.

Awesome build I love all the details.

Your killing me. lol I do like the wheels on this one so I am sticking with them I just wanted it to sit lower. Now look at the mess I have created.

I haven't been brave enough to assemble my Ross Gibson ProMod Hemi yet. I will follow this closely because the motor you are using is the one I want to use when I build my 70 Cuda as an AAR Cuda. Looking good so far John.

Well so much for doing an easy build out of the box. I just didn't like the way the car sat so I had to do this to get it to sit more like the pic above rather than the way it came in the box. At least I'm still learning more stuff. lol

Watching and learning. Looks great so far. Good luck with this one.

Cool build looks great.

Sorry for loss John, these things can become part of you and since it was a replica of your car it was special and had to be right so now that you have had a trial run you will come back bigger and better and more detailed than ever. Good luck and I hope you feel better now, cause the Mopar gods are probably looking for you so you will need to have a proper funeral for the last one and then move on to show the Mopar gods your commitment to them. lol Seriously, keep your head up your a very talented builder and every one has a bad day once in awhile good luck on your next try. Bob

Thanks for the steps on the striping and the products used, I also will be needing this process for my Cuda and its looking like Box Nova I'm working on now darn it. Good luck on getting it right this time.

Looks great gonna be a fun ride when done.

Looking good, keep it up.

Nice and clean looks good.

Sweet I had one back in the early 80's. If I can learn how to do this stuff well enough I will attempt one of these my self. Your off to a great start, I will be following this one.

Cool are you doing it as an A12 car?

I like them all but I'm partial to slammed Cuda's. I wonder why.

Starting to mock things up finally. Sorry not a great pic.

Cool thanks for the info. As with most everything else in this world everything is on Saturday and nothing on Sundays, I own a motorcycle dealership and well you guessed it I work most Saturdays, story of my life. lol Thanks

There's some motivation for you, we are all now expecting updates, so now quit looking at this site and get back to building. lol Your doing great, I'm a new builder so things like wiring and PE scare the heck out of me but then I figure what the heck how bad can I screw it up and jump right in sort of, haven't tried the PE yet, I bought seat belts and haven't tried them yet but maybe on the build I'm doing now. Just jump in and have fun. Bob

This is gonna be Epic!!!!!

That wagon is gonna be cool, and I sure know how the life in the way thing goes, hope all is well with everything now. Looking forward to more updates of your builds.

Looks great. Did I read some where that you were up in Crystal river and there was a show sometime coming up. Im down in Tampa and haven't ever been to a model show, would be nice to see others work up close.

Another fine job looks Awesome, some day maybe I can do that.

Looks like a fun one, motor looks great. Keep up the updates.