James2

Nice! I am watching.

The creative juices just keep on flow'n.

Would you please turn your beautiful car back over on the wheels!

Thanks guys, I press on.... UNDERGLASS

Very interesting project, I really admire this kind of restoration.

Well I got the garden plowed and tilled, cut the grass and a few other honey do's, sooooooooooooooooooo. I took advantage of the warm day and got the paint and decals finished these past couple of days. Still have some details to add, paint the wheels and final assembly. This is Tamiya dark metallic blue and some Slixx NASCAR truck decals. Thanks for watching.

Yes, well done.

Very nicely done. I like the parking lot also!

Well done, great finish and the engine detail is nice too.

This looks really good, well done.

GOD's speed

The pictures are kinda fuzzy, but it looks like a nice clean build.

Made up a new intake, I think it works much better. Also just about done fabricating and almost ready for some primer. I decided to sand some of the body lines out so as to look more like a fiberglass copy.

Nice clean build, great photos also. Well done.

I believe that to have been around a few year now, but I'm liken it and the chase truck too!

Outstanding!

Very impressive machine work...

Looking real good. And, yes tell us more abut the chemiwood please!

Coming along nicely!

Well so far I'm striking out on a proper intake, but will keep searching. I have redone the plug boots though. Working on the chassis and the body right now, Thanks, J2

Thanks for the help guys. I searched my stash and came up empty. I'll have to keep my eyes peeled for a proper intake while I keep building. I will also shorten the boots on the wires. J2

Thanks, I have searched and searched for a good intake to keep it carbureted. That's the best I have found.

Just a little something to pass the time while working on the show truck. 32 Ford Sedan, NASCAR rear end, scratch and P Box front axle. I made the cage from .o8o Styrene rod, cup dash and some resin wheels and tires. Still fitting and assembling. I'll need to remove those Bow Ties on the intake! No big hurry, just hav'n fun building a Short Tracker. Thanks for looking hope you like it, J2

I'm liken your Sprint'r, well done through out. It is nice to see the belts laid out the way they would be in a 1:1 car. Not all buckled up and tidy, that's an over looked detail in most cases. J2