Joe Handley

BTW, Here's the look I'm going for. http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-qp2wIlTum9o/UKXGHkO6vKI/AAAAAAACMiY/k0dzw_u8paU/s1600/zz3.JPG

How do you recommend dealing with the back window?

A C-7, no. Now if I could find a clean, recent, low mileage, old man driven (shouldn't be difficult to find that, now should it ), C-6.......oh yes!

They made a 4wd one too, I should have one at home come to think of it........

He would have to remove the pans from the chassis to make it look right. IIRC, a minor suspension lift, minor body lift, and ditching the 16x7's for deep offset 15x10's and wide 31"-33" tires was a big deal on those back in the day

ROFL, Wonder how long before a chrome grill kit will be offered for it!

Somebody on the Dodge Avenger forum noticed this..........

I'd find one of the Revell '99-'02 style Silverados, I think that is still the same basic inferior front suspension design as what first disgraced the dealer lots for '88.

AH HA! That's what they stole the sideglass from!

Not sure I would be flattered if my designs were copied for that Vette.............

Quick and dirty, move the mounting pins closer to the end of the spindles then mount them so that end is closest to the lower arms. That should give the equivalent of a budget boost, anything more will probably require at least cutting loose and repositioning the arms so they're pointed downward some. After that would be to fab up your own arms and spindles for more lift than that.

How much lift?

Thanks! I made the mistake of watching the new ZZ Top video and now I've got the urge to chop the Revell '34 snap kit that's layin' around at home to within an inch of it's life

Is there a good way to rake the windshield on a '33/'34 Ford when chopping it, maybe almost to the So-Cal racer's level?

Could also be Foose's designs aren't too far off the original sketches too IIRC, designs many times start out impractally wild and get reworked into something that looks like the drawings but won't scare off more conservitive buyers.

Wow, looks fantastic!

I know this is an old thread, but I just signed up for a free Live account under the name BJoe76.

I'm a Sox fan and needless to say.............LOLed

Wonder if you ran the front tires a little faster than the rear, if that would make it pull straighter. Usually helps the crawlers climb better, might have worked in this case!

It's one of my favorite TV shows, cartoon or otherwise, and looking at your creation there is perfect for that song! That's litterally the first thing I thought of when I saw the pics......and if there was a volume control knob on my brain......it would have been cranked to 11

If those are anything like the AMT Dodge Challenger R/T and SRT kits, they will go together nicely. I try and sell those and the few old school Craftsman kits still in circulation as good intermediate kits that will be a nice next step up from a SnapTite kit and help teach painting and glueing, but won't be as complicated or possibly overwelming as a full detail glue kit.

I didn't know you could get the Syclone in anything other than black, I knew they eventually wussed out on the Typhoon, 454SS, and Impala SS with that, but I thought the Syclone was only in black and matt black

You get a thumbs up from my kid sister now too Ira.

Didn't have much of a chance to go to many this last year, I kept getting scheduled to work when the ones I usually would go to were happenings.

I think so, it has been the same for the Syclone, and early versions of the 454SS Pickup and Impala SS sedans too IIRC.