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Good thinking Roger! It does look much more like the real deal now.

The chassis looks amazing after the polishing! Sweet engine, body looks great in paint. Thumbs up!

We have pictures again! What glorious ones they are too! The valve covers look absolutely perfect. They look outstanding on that RB block. You made my day!

The chassis is a thing of beauty! Fantastic work. It just looks so sinister with the Fiat body on there. I’m following along

Great looking engine, loving the Cal Tracs setup project.

Cool build! I have a picture of me sitting on his lap at Island Dragway when he was campaigning that car. The man knew how to build and drive those rails!

Nice work. You had me with purple Mopar.

Great bodywork Roger. The wheel base looks to be right on in the photos. I’m following along

Looks great, nice job, love the extra details

Stripped and painted wheels gloss black, followed by Alclad polished aluminum, Molotow and Vallejo gray blue. I assembled chassis, rotors, wheels, exhaust. I scratch built a clutch master cylinder from clear sprue

Started to get chassis looking like the real car. I made heat shields by pressing aluminum foil against the knurled part of exacto knife.I painted and assembled interior, made clutch and brake pedals, modified the automatic console to manual, shortened a VCG Resins pistol grip to look more like my actual shifter. For velour sections of interior, I used Tamiya extra thin and baking powder( was quite messy to do)

Grille and bumper pretty much done. A member on another forum sent me all the engine parts from his kit, as he is building a super stocker. I cut off the NAG auto trans, and the Texas 3d Customs Tremec 6060( for a Mustang), so that I could mate it to the Hemi. I then modified the bell housing to more closely match the real thing.

That sure is a tight fit, Andrew! Nice u joint, you make it look easy!

Wow! I am so in on this one! Excellent fab skills. I love the diamond tuck, wild paint. The lighting is awesome also

Glad to see you back Francis. I always look forward to what you are going to pull out of your hat next, as it is always magical!