TopherMcGinnis

I haven't been into a can, but, when I had cans filled at a paint store there was a straw going to the bottom of the can.

Can you turn the can upside down and run an awl into the nozzle passage? If it's upside down you should only get repellent out, right?

Looks good 👍

My friend put 400,000 miles on a '79. These are cool cars. The green will look good. To avoid bare/light spots in the flocking I use the same color paint as the flocking. I do a section at a time to avoid dry spots. White glue works well, but may leave the underlying color visible(primer or body color).

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Now, a Road Runner horn....

AHH OOOOGGGAAAAAHHHHH no

That would be wicked with an 8-71 blown Eldorado 500 ci transaxle in the back.

If you want an original looking paint job, remember they weren't very smooth from the factory. All of the cars had orange peel back then. If you're weathering the exterior, it won't matter much in the long run if you sand it. 🪙🪙

I like mocking them up to see if I like the direction I've started in. Wheel/tire combo, stance, fit, overall "attitude" of the build. Don't hesitate to ask questions, it's a great way to learn.

That Slant 8 that was installed in the Sidewinder would be killer in there.

An emblem goes there.

I would have LOVED hanging around and listening to those guys build that car. All those years of legendary experience!!!!!

Congratulations on BEAUTIFUL paint!!!!