Sledsel

Came out nice.... Those first pics had me concerned!

Looking really good. I like it.

Yea, it's insane and there is no way I'll buy something like that. To be totally honest, I will not stray away from my F150's with a twin I beam. After my last one was totaled I finally got a replacement. For $1800 I got a less than 100K truck that i can fix at home.

I may have a windshield but am in Ohio.

Your black and chrome pieces are for the 73 Cougar FYI

This is becoming quite impressive!

They should be using the Tesla semi to haul them.... jus' sayin'

Looks great!!!!! Just got one myself!

Been working on a kit off and on, keeps going on hold because I was unable to decide on a wheel/tire combo. Anyone have the Resto Rod wheels from the '66 Nova or '66 Galaxie? PM please. Thanks Andy

Looks really good. I have one but have not tackled it yet.

I bought myself a resin casting kit to do some small parts like valve covers and other things I can do with a single mold cast. My question is can I do a single mold cast of a set of wheels that are flat on the back?

Being trailered by a DIESEL

Sending you a PM

Superb!

That is one good looking Talledega build

The '63 looks to be a 427 car also!!!!

a few years ago I was looking thru Ebay listings and found a 66 Mustang and 66 Galaxie kit for a cheap starting bid. There was one pic with the listing showing 2 partial builds in a box and all you saw was the tops (hood, roof, trunk) that's it. I put in a bid upon noticing it was not a 66 Galaxie, it was a 68. My opening bid won and I received 2 fairly complete kits. Galaxie was all there, light gluing and no paint on anything but the custom seats were in it and stock seats/console was not included. I started a build and put it away for lack of seats. Low-and-behold I was looking at ebay last week and found a set of 1969 Galaxie seats. Looked at my 69 kit and they are molded in... Hmmmmm, well, needless to say, the seller listed '68 seats as '69's and had a low "buy it now" I got them!!!!!!! . And I found this at a flea market this weekend

What a waste!!!!!

The blue can looking thing on front is supposed to be a distributor. Common placement on a supercharged Cammer.

Nice Cuda and use of extra parts. Ironically I am painting something that same color(seriously just masked some off)

Cool... Looks like something you'd see cruising in the 70's

That chassis has given me fits also. As for the engine it is supposed to be a ford 427 SOHC but the timing cover, intake and valve covers are wrong. Kind of a caricature of an SOHC to avoid licencing. The only thing wrong up-top of the valve covers is the plug locations are in the wrong locations, the bottom of them are just bit of a mess. That being said, Dave is doing a really nice job of getting this thing looking good and my comments do not reflect on anything he has done.

Cool concept!!

Looks cool. Trim that left header flange to... LOL

BEAUTIFUL!