Shark

Would like to see a drag car like the Sox & Martin car. They already did the '65 in racing trim.

Over the years I gave most of my built stuff away, the fun to me was in the building. The few I kept ended up being rebuilt into something different or used for parts. I wish I had a finished kit from my past.

I know at one time MCW was casting that scoop, might give them a try.

Ronnie eventually had 2 AWB cars, he modified the stock sedan into one. Made more money match racing these cars than class racing. He said by the time they sold the factory built hardtop car, the body was eat up beyond repair due to the acid dip kept working. He told me he knows that car doesn't exist anymore. That may have been the fate of some of the others.

I'll add to the confusion. Ronnie Sox told me of the six Plymouths, his and Butch Leal's car were the only 4 speeds. So if that's the case, maybe Lee Smith's was converted. He said they were the most dangerous cars he drove, but the most fun also.

Hey Mark, in the 3rd picture, what's that little "button" looking thing below the spoiler towards the right side? Is that something you added.

Reminds me somewhat of Indian Larry's "Chain of Fools" bike.

MCW makes carburetor paint if you want to go that route

Did you try Polecat Decals

If Keith Marks Decals is still operating, he would have something.

Neat project you have going. I like working with resin kits, opens a lot of doors for not so common projects. Don't know how long you had the resin kit, but as the molds start getting older, the plug shrinks slightly which in turn creates the thick flashing in the windows you experienced. I like how you are incorporating some of the styrene kit parts on your build.

That sucks, having COVID, not the model. Model is pretty cool. Hope y'all are over it soon.

You might try clearing it and then polish out

I usually do the hot water/cold water to try to fix things. Takes awhile.

Small drill bits break easily, so I usually get a pack from Harbor Freight for a couple bucks.