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Good catch guys!👍 Reminds me of the time I sanded the fender welting off my Jag e-type thinking they were mould seams.😳 I probably spend as much time googling images now as I do actually building.

Nice plan. I am slowly getting started on mine so I will definitely follow along!😎

They certainly liked their BLING back then!😎

1967 Camaros are one car that I wouldn’t mind owning.

Here’s one thread I found on the subject. https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/179380-37-chevy-rod-how-low-can-you-gow/

Thanks Ron. I gotta open my eyes!😬 It’s from this IMC Cougar ll that I work on off and on. It looks kinda like this one from a ‘57 Fairlane.

Found this on the carpet while looking for something else that I dropped.🥴 I don’t recall ever seeing it previously. Anyone know what it belongs to? Thanks!🙂

Entirely true your suspicions may be.

Nice brass work!😎

Cool pics!😎 I have the Testors version of this kit so I will definitely follow along.🙂

Absolutely fabulous work Cliff! 👍😎

For those who like too much information….This particular caliper reads measurements in 1/128ths of an inch apparently.😳 The main scale (ruler) is marked off in 16ths. There are 8 spaces on the “vernier” scale at the top of the movable jaw (8x16= 128) so each graduation equals 1/128 of an inch. The first “0” mark is just shy of the 2-1/2” mark, so 2-7/16” (2-56/128”) is the measurement to be added to. The 7th “vernier” graduation mark lines up the best with a graduation on the main scale (16ths) so 7/128ths is added to the 56/128ths for a total of 2-63/128ths. 1 divided by 128=approximately .0078x63=.492 So this measures 2.492 by this caliper. I measured it with 2 other calipers: Cheap Vernier= 2.492” Dial caliper= 2.496” Digital caliper= 2.493” So this cheapo caliper is pretty darn accurate to two decimal places. My brain hurts now, so I think I will stick to my dial and digital units.

Just to keep everything relevant, I made a vernier clamp.🤓

A dog will eat cat poop if given the opportunity, but try to hide a pill in a chunk of cheese…

WOW! Awesome amount of custom fabrication you are doing to this! It is really starting to shape up nicely.👍

Very nice build Tom!👍 I like all your additions.😎

Beautifully done Bob!👍 Your 3d printed wheels nicely complement the package.😎

Fabulous work on the exhaust system Daniel. And your lathe work on those brake discs is something I envy. I have one of those chinese lathes but don’t have the skills to do that kind of intricate work.👍

Thanks for all your completely irrelevant input boys.🙄

Cool project and I love that engine!😎

I’m not a fan of that chop either. Other than that, might be restorable.

Nice work! That patina looks very realistic.👍😎

Fantastic work Steve. All the body mods meld together beautifully!👍😎

If you have flea markets nearby I would check them first, but they can be had real cheap at Harbor Freight or online.

Anything is possible but probably more work than it’s worth.🧐 Just add some anti-slip vacuum caps and all is good.🙂 It can even grip and clamp non-parallel surfaces.