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What size wires are you using? I find the kit distributors too small to drill for the 30awg wires I use. I usually cut the cap off and make a new one from styrene tubing so I can get the wires in, then glue it onto the shaft/body. It works, but doesn't look as good.
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Finished the exhaust system and got the little interior tub painted. Went with Tamiya XF-21 Sky, looks like sea foam green to me. I'll need to do a little detail painting on it.
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I don't like the stock tail pipes, look too small to me. I'm going to make some and have them come out the side in front of the rear wheels. I'll make a tip with some aluminum tubing.
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Cool looking hot rod Jim.
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Thanks. Thanks Bob. Thank you. Thanks Chaz. Thanks Mario.
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Sweet looking little hot rod.
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Great looking GTO. Nice work.
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Wouldn't be a a bad idea to add some cross bracing, it would allow some more points to mount the exhaust. It hasn't got much support as it is, only at the muffler/header connection and the very rear of the frame on the tank. The rear axle has radius bars attached which I guess could be used to help support it. I may look into that.
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The mufflers are open on one side and it shows when they are installed, didn't like that. So I cut them off the pipes and made some out of styrene tubing. I'll paint them red. I also added some "clamps" on the long header pipes because they wanted to hang down too low. Now they are up closer to the frame.
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I knew you would have some ideas. For me it's just a straight OOB street cruiser.
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Thanks Bill. I haven't built a full fendered 32, so that's what it will be. I forgot to paint my hood parts while doing the body, and used all my paint. Got to find another bottle of Testor's Gloss Grape, I think I got it at HL.
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Thank you. Thanks. Thank you. Thanks. Thanks. Thank you. Thanks Mike.
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Good deal Jim. Look forward to seeing what you do with them. I know you will come up with something cool.
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Looks to be a SBC, 327 maybe? I've decided to go with it, couldn't find anything else I wanted to use. Not sure what color I want on the sparse interior.
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Thanks Jim. I like the Deuce's. I only go to Ollie's for the coffee pods, 40 pods for 10 bucks and the taste is the same as the more expensive stuff, but when I am there I look to see if they have any kits. Most of the time they don't, but I lucked out this time. I'm planning on just wiring the engine, but after looking at it I'm not very satisfied with the kit engine, I may look in my parts box and see if I have something else that will work.
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1970 Pontiac GTO Super Stocker
bluestringer replied to Zippi's topic in Other Racing: Road Racing, Salt Flat Racers
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Thanks David. Thank you. Thanks Michelle.
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It's looking good Jim. Nice work.
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Beautiful Camaro.
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1st for the year. Detailed 1974 Hurst Olds from a Johan promo.
bluestringer replied to Bills72sj's topic in Model Cars
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Very nice 55.
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Nice kit. Painted Testor's Blue Metal Flake enamel. Went together ok, did have a few mishaps here and there. The body to frame fit gave me a problem but that seems to be par for the course for me. Got it fit as best I could but still the body did not go down in front like it should. All comments welcome, and thanks for looking.
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Calling it done. Photos under glass. Thanks for the comments and for looking.
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Thanks David. Thanks David.