FoMoCo66

I would say so. Looks like a very clean car.

I have to include mho. Dire Straight: Money For Nothing The Surfacis: Wipe Out (I also love the drums) There's probably more I just can't recall them right now.

Any updates on this amazing build? The details on this car are astonishing.

I love willys, I can't wait to see this build!

It's mostly glued back together. The only thing thats stopping me is I'm missing the swash plate arms and rotor shaft. I think it's either between the desk or in the carpet somewhere. ?‍?

I have! There the same style that's on grumpy's toy 9. The same car I'm working on right now in another WIP.

Today I sprayed the red, it came out pretty well. I don't have a spray booth and it's kinda humid out so I sprayed it then moved it inside to dry where it's 72°F and humidity is 49%(I think pretty good conditions).

Amazing job as usual Scott! I can't believe how fast you throw these together.

Well I got some primer and paint on the car last week. Yesterday I took it upon myself to go ahead and mask the car. I was originally going to just use the kit decals for the red around the windows but I decided to mask it. I just hope the making stays flat whell I'm painting. ?

Thank you to everyone who committed and "reacted" to this topic. I appreciate the support that this forum's members gives to its other members! You all are amazing.?

So cool, I love what your doing with the flip up body.

That's a holy grail of hot rods if I've ever seen one! Amazing haul.

Now this is getting exciting! I don't have this kit but I might have to buy one.

Thank you! American graffit is a movie that I could watch a thousand times and still not get tired of it.

I'm pretty sure this is just a c2 corvette fuel injection intake I think. Or it could be a Man-a-fre but I don't know it came from the parts box. It looks the part and has spots for 4 two barrel carbs (which I fdm 3d printed).

Looks amazing sir!

How exactly did you do that? It looks amazing. Did you take pictures of it or something?

Wow that resin body looks really good.

Great build. When I first saw 427 rat I immediately thought a big block chevy because they are usually called rats. I do like the use of the ford and all the body work is very impressive.

I was sitting at my desk today and I sneezed, the sneeze shook the whole desk. Of course my diecast model of a uh-1c huey fell from the too shelf. ?‍♂️ but of course it broke into a million tiny pieces, good thing I know a friend called ca glue.

This is a model car that I quickly threw together last year. It wasn't super accurate it had bucket seats, to skinny tires in the back, and I didn't have ignition wire then and only had thread. I then got tired of the inaccuracies and decided to fix them. The rear tires I used from the amt 57 chevy (I also think that's where the wheels came from). I also cleaned up the engine, drilled out the distributor, and drilled out the fuel block and added those. Not much besides that but there's more in the original post of this car. I think this car looks a lot better now. The stance is also a lot more accurate. "The front of this, this, this thing your driving looks a little low", "oh no sir, its 12 1/2" regulation size now its been checked several times, you can check it if you like sir". Thank you all for looking. FMC66

That clear looks like it went down amazing, I know your history with paint and it definitely looks like your doing something right now. The engine also looks cool with the black valve covers, aluminum heads, and the dual quad setup looks great.

Love the idea, Snake would love this. Sadly I just finished up the last of my box of shame inventory. The most unfinished one I'm not working on only needs paint, this means I won't be able to participate.

Chop, sectioned, maybe z'ed. Anyway super cool. ?

I read that every time I see the post. Then I read it correctly. ?