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MarkJ
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They are scratchbuilt from styrene sheet and rod and the pins are made from 32 guage wire.
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Tamiya paint. Tires and wheels are Plastic Performance Products
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Sorry about the double post. Could not delete it. maybe a moderator will.
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Used the Revell Sox & Martin kit.
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Thanks guys.
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Super nice build.
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Thanks guys. I appreciate the replys. Tiger is now in possesion of this build.
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No, but he got 4 poles in 1966 running against factory Hemi Dodges and Plymouths. Pretty good for an independent running a 2 year old car.
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Thanks guys.
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Looking awesome.
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Another Excellent build. Ahhhhh the good old days when Terry, Dale Sr. and Ward were still running.
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Excellent as always, O. C.
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Thanks guys.
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Awesome job. I see you have those excellent reference pictures of the real car, Hope to do this one myself some day. Is that the Revell kit?
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They don't offer a Jeb Burton diecast truck so I purchased a Harvick diecast from the Jeg's website and changed it into what I needed.
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Since they are on clear sheets I probably could.
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Thanks Niko, I had to do a lot of body mods to get it right. The one in the box is a 74 Chevelle. I had to change the wheel openings and the rear quarter and rear end panels to make it look like a 75 which is the one he drove to his first cup win at Nashville.
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Yes, the decals took a lot of time to create, but I always wanted to do this model for its historical significance.
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Excellent build. Actually Jim Paschal drove the #41 the most and won the World 600 in 1964 in it.
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All I knew was that the car had a 56 olds V8 with Hillborn injection and was set back 26 inches.Also it had individual pipes for each cylinder.I also knew that the driver sat in the back seat area. Everything else was just an edjucated guess.
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