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Nice build so far, a few accidents but aren't those in every build? Those molde lines on the roof are the vinyl top lines, at leats on my kit i used them as those. Great work!

Ivs got the engine sorta done, this is a side burner project, here it is Sorry for bad quality pictures, dont have the best newest technology.

Made some real progress, by the way what factory color is that red? My grandpa had a red one with cragars and eitheir a 383 or 440 (im not sure if that was the original motor or not)

Im pretty sur they mean 392 as AMC made the 390, not chrysler

Man, those were the days... heres my funny car from way back when, won 2nd place out of like a good 135 something cars. I wanted first really bad! Darn you spaceships!!!

If you dont mind me asking what are the contents of the "purple pond". And by freezer do you mean like the literall kitchen one? Not to take over but i think i should explain my problem. Im trying to rescue a vintage snake and mongoose model and dont have any idea how to strip the paint and chrome, its decent but i would kie to redo it and make it a show-worthy model. Thanks in ahead of time for any help

To me #1 looks like tailights from a monte carlo or other GM G-Body...

This is the older version

The first one I'll be doing is the snake, here is a picture, it's complete with everything there. Best $35 I've ever spent

Looks great! So close!

I bought it because I thought it was cool, btw everything is there, even decals. And the body to the snake looks like it was professionally done (it's already painted and decals on)

Well my Aquisitions... I don't know whether to build it, keep it, or sell it. I paid $35 for it...

The back if the body lines up, the front is narrower

I decided with a small block! Problem is, Supercharged or Two 4-bbl's? Pictures:

Thanks Ray, I made a little progress with sone evergreen .10 sheet

This is for my mum, she is having a major surgery soon and I hope to get this done by her birthday in June. I spent about 1 and a half hours just smoothing out the chassis. Have no clue what motor goin in it but it'll be a Mopar.

Man, after I finish all my rusty projects ill definitely be working on one of these!

Lookin real good, nice and updated!

I made a modern V6 for a 2009 challenger base model by just cutting down the hemi, I bet you could try this also. I found that if you find the length of the V8 and the length of the V6 figure out scale-wise how much to cut. Beautiful paint work by the way!

Haha very funny

This is my barn diorama so far, Just cardboard, paint, and some Diorama materials Inside it right now is my Shelby cobra here's the link to that http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=99078&p=1367804 Without further adue... Sorry about the quality of the photos, they are IPhone 3GS photos

Man gotta love 68 darts, infancy I just got a 1:1 that I'm making two models of, anyways, excellent builds! And a question, Are you participating in the 2015 one? Great builds!

Haha very funny spin on the good old mopars, I still like my mopars better (but not all Chevys) than Chevys Haha just puttin my word out there

The rust is steel wool Instructions: 1. Get fine steel wool 2. Let it sit in saltwater for 2+ Days 3. Let it dry out for 3+ Days 4. Fiddle with it over a disposable cup to get the rust powder out 5. Get a Popsicle stick to get a little out when you need it

Okay, thanks for the help! Here's a quick story, The original owner bought it new He totaled it at a Road track race The second owner bought it it 1976 Which it has a gold motor He sold it in 1983 The third owner found big cracks in the aluminum (I don't know if "cracks" are accurate) so he replaced the aluminum with steel