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Thank you very much! I forgot to mention that the paint is Tamiya Light Gray Primer with Tamiya TS-13 clear. This is a photo of the chassis.
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Hi, all; In honor of 4/29 Day, I'm posting this recently - completed 2008 Mustang. It started out as a Revell Bullitt kit (many thanks to Bruce @ Rocketfin Hobbies!). I read an article on how Jon Kaase took a 2008 GT and dropped one of his Boss Nine engines into it. He was able to accomplish this and retain the stock hood, so I decided to try it in scale. With the exception of the engine, transmission, driveshaft and exhaust system, the model is stock. I used the basic engine block, heads and valve covers from an old Johan Mercury Comet pro stock kit, a Revell Viper T-56 transmission, a driveshaft comprised of K & S aluminum tubing and parts box u-joints. I also used Oatey plumbing solder and Machined Aluminum Specialties (MAS) Scaletrapp mufflers for the exhaust system. The battery is a Greg Olsen 3D printed item, the intake manifold and headers are from the parts box. The carb is an aftermarket Demon unit. Thanks for looking and comments welcome.
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Very original and very cool!
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Very cool - thanks for posting!
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full detail 1/16th Gordie Bonin BubbleUp Trans Am Funnycar
John B. replied to Ian McLaren's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
Chassis is coming along great!- 190 replies
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full detail 1/16th Gordie Bonin BubbleUp Trans Am Funnycar
John B. replied to Ian McLaren's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
It's nice to know that in our hobby, there is always someone doing something extraordinary that we can all learn from!- 190 replies
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Very nice - really nice paint!
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full detail 1/16th Gordie Bonin BubbleUp Trans Am Funnycar
John B. replied to Ian McLaren's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
I'm really looking forward to what you do with this one!- 190 replies
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Thanks for sharing!
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Excellent conversion - very nice!
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Pensacola Florida area model car club formed
John B. replied to MarvinGardens's topic in Model Club News and Announcements
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Nice Altered!
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Very nicely done - nice paint!
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Jumping back in after about 40 years.
John B. replied to inglorious's topic in Welcome! Introduce Yourself
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Very nice - nice paint!
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There is someone in Sunny Isles that owns a real one identical to your model - very well done!
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Unfortunately, no; that car was built back in 1973.
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Many years ago, a friend of mine had a 69 Nova that started out with a six cylinder; when he was finished with it, it had a built 427 big block and an M-22 four speed. Your model reminded me of his car. Very nice build!
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Mpc 1970 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler 70’s street machine flavor
John B. replied to GoodbuildNY's topic in Model Cars
Your Cyclone is totally cool! It does look like a how a car from the Seventies would've appeared in a publication like Car Craft.