tqfastfish
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At the moment I am waiting for the engine to be completed so I can get that in here..
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The dart was a grandma /6 car running and moving ... A lot of work ahead of us,..
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Here is the 1:1 as is..
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I got the inner fenders in today from my donor car, I took them out a while ago thinking I was going to need the room for a turbo ...
I had to trim the frame a little so it would fit together good. Take a look.. I need to get skinnier front wheels
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I am building a 1:1 1968 dart pro street car..
I got this dart in on a trade with a whole bunch of other cars.. This is going to be a exact replica of my own dart.
I've been working on it for about a year now off and on... I just recently got going on it again.
I bought a custom made chassis for it along with a cowl hood.
Custom suspension with 4 link and coil overs
Pro street wheels and tires
I am currently having a engine built from a experienced builder... He is building it to every last detail I say... Chrome Fabbed valve covers, oil pan ect ect .. all custom with a 727 auto trans.
He is also doing all the wiring and plumbing on the engine.... so it is a exact replica of mine.
I was VERY lucky to start out with such a clean car, Car was a Mr.Norm Big Block GTS car that was slowly wasting away... It is the black one in the first pic...
Hope Everybody enjoys it, I don't have any pics from earlier in the build.. I like getting built cars so I can restore it like a real car. let me know if you have any... I would be happy to take them off your hands
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I would get it but it needs to be very detailed
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Thankyou very much!
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Welcome from Vt!!
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if it comes to that then I will but do you have a link or something to your friends ebay name because I cant find it
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would you consider getting rid of the dart pro street frame you made?
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Hi, I have a 1968 dart body and im wondering what chassis I could use that would fit with little to no modification that is fully tubbed. 1955 chevy? nova pro street? even if I were to use the rear part and graft the stock chassis to the back of the tubbed one. Thanks very much
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Thanks a lot, after I re read I thought that was kind of funny! haha
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Ya, I agree, Not the best kit.....but I have it and it was my brothers and it wasn't in the best condition so My dads having me clone it into our stock eliminator car so I need a bulge hood.
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I just bought a 1964 dodge 330 model that I bout from amazon on sale for $12.00!! with the gift card that I had left over and FREE shipping I only ended up paying $4.00. Its stil on sale if you guys want in on it.
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Welcome matt!!
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Welcome to the fourm! I would love to see some of your past builds
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cool,looking forward to seeing them
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Welcome! funny you mention the cranky videos, I was just watching a whole bunch last night.
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Does it have to be 1970? Or will 1971 work, wondering if anyone else has info on this
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Okay, huh thanks for clearing that up, I musta built that longer ago then I thought because I don't remember it being a aar kit
So I am looking for a twin scoop bulge hood for a 1/24 scale cuda
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I have both a this one and a aar and will take comparison pics tomorrow
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hmm. It had a double bump hood and was never a aar
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here it is, it is a 1970 CUDA that the chassis says monogram , No fins in fenders,the grille is a 1970 and the taillights are 1970
I'm Back!!
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Hey everyone! I'm back.. been away for almost 4 years now.. A lot has changed .. I ended up selling ALL my model stuff I had.. everything.. I was done with it..
Until we bought a storage unit that contained bins and bins of model cars, trucks, planes, army vehicles and more!
A lot I will be selling here pretty soon.. I kept what I wanted, everything else will be up for grabs!
I am happy to be back! now I just need to start collecting and building again!!
I will post some pictures later!!