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Mike, here's the gap. I didn't take the time to try and fix it, just too hot in my shed to be in there long. I didn't like this kit, did what I could with it.

Thanks John. I can tell you the fit is terrible. This is a gap between the firewall and cowl. Also I installed the battery on the firewall before fitting body and frame. The battery kept the body from going all the way on. I had to cut out part of the left fender well to make it fit. I guess I could I have removed and replaced the battery but I didn't. The battery looks way to big IMO. I also had to remove the hood "hinges" to make it fit and it still doesn't fit very good. Hope to have some photos tomorrow.

Trying to finish this one up. Got out early to the shed to try and get some done before the big heat takes over. Trying to glue some of the small bits onto the body and the crop duster starts spraying the field behind my house, and every time he makes his turn right above me the whole shed shakes so bad I can't get a steady hand on the parts.

Thanks Carl. Thank you.

Need to get a new belt, this one no longer fits.

Interior is done. Got the trim on the body with a molotow pen. I didn't want the full chrome on the windows and roof pillar, so I did the trim as it is on the model 210 instead of the Bel Air. Except the 210 didn't have the fender and door spear.

I like those wheels/tires. Looking forward to seeing the build.

She's sitting on all four. Slow progress, just too hot and humid to stay in my work shed for long. The front of the traction bars had no connection point, I had to drill some holes in the frame rails for the pin to fit in. It's kinda of a strange chassis all around with the built in square mufflers and exhaust system. The street version I'm building has the headers connecting into those square mufflers and the short pipes used do not line up correctly.

Thanks Carl. It looks better than I thought it would. Thanks Bob. I am too, I think I'm not going to clear it, maybe just polish it a little.

Thanks. It's Tamiya X-4 blue.

Got some paint on.

Thanks Bob. Thanks Carl.

Great looking gasser. Nice work.

Awesome build Bob. Nice work.

Gregg Allman covers Muddy Waters I Can't Be Satisfied.

Thanks Lee, Steve, Bob and Jeff. Appreciate it.

The dash and seats will be black. The body and rest of the interior will be Tamiya x-4 blue. Been working on the front suspension which is very fiddly.

Thanks Bob.

The tire decals were fiddly but I got them on there.