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That's a nice little project there Scott. Looking good so far.

Boy, that's just looking real good there Paul.

I have a 1935 Ford Chopped 3-Window Coupe that I printed out and I'm looking to trade. This is a complete resin printed kit. I am looking for a Pro Street, Pro Stock, Pro Mod kit and nothing else. Here are a few pics of the printed model and the one that I finished recently. NO LONGER AVAILABLE. A TRADE HAS BEEN MADE.

Thanks Spike. I'm moving along slowly.

Check here for .stl files for sale and you may find someone that can help you out. https://cults3d.com/en/top-designers/downloads

Time for a mock-up since I just hacked up the chassis and transmission tunnel. I was afraid that the taller injector stacks from the Uncertain T that I printed out would not allow the hood to swing closed but it just barely fits so I'm a happy camper.

Well...I had to hack up the chassis and the transmission tunnel to get the engine to swing up into position so the rear motor mount would fit. The good thing is, it will not be seen.

I use the Mr Hobby Mr White Putty.

Haha....thanks Andrew. I used to watch his show all the time. He sure has a creative mind.

Welcome to the MCM forum John.

Glad you and the better half are doing better. Awesome looking build there James.

I'm diggin the Sox and Martin Pro Mod.

Boy that's looking bad to the bone. That gloss black is going to look killer.

Hey James, good to see you back Buddy and hope things are going alright now. Yeah, I'm still hacking up plastic.

Thanks much there Buddy.

Thanks Gary. Much obliged there Chris.

I had a chance this morning to print out a Hillborn Fuel Injection setup that comes with the Uncertain T. It looks much better than the kit setup but may be a little tall. I'll have to see once I get a little further in the build and do a mock-up.

Thanks Dave. I appreciate it. Thanks.

I hear ya man. 3D printing has got its advantages.

Just Google "Uncertain T" and you'll come up with a lot of info on the car. There's a video that explains it all.

Yup, looking good there man.

Thanks Andrew. I'm not really sure if I'm going period correct or not. Maybe just a kewl looking ride. I may be going with a satin chrome chassis and front suspension and the engine block the same as the body color. I have a of kits also but the 3D printing is so fun. Go for it dude

I've been doing some research on the Uncertain T color and this is what I found. The chassis is steel tube, painted red. The 1957 Buick nailhead, with it's block painted brown and the intricate detailing of red paint, was bored and stroked to 386 cu in (6,330 cc) and equipped with 11:1 compression Jahns pistons, Hilborn injectors, Scheiefer magneto, 1963 Buick cylinder heads, and open headers. The transmission and quick-change rear axle casing were painted brown, the rack and pinion and torsion bar tube yellow. That is some crazy colors. Not sure if I'm going with that or not.

Nice looking 53 Chevy Michael. I like the body style.

Much appreciated. Thanks' Alan. It's a nice kit. The gear shift and steering column install will get you to scratching your head.