Mark W

The body, headers, frame, they are all so good…….unmistakably a Cheetah!

I can’t say enough nice things about this build Dan. Every detail and scratchbuilt item has a true 1:1 look. I learned so much from your techniques, it will surely show in my future builds, I thank you for that. But one item stands out, your 914 engine is mounted 180 degrees from the 911 I’m working on! Thanks for sharing such a beautiful build.

Thank you Pierre, you kind words mean a lot.

I love this kind of build! Combing parts from a doner kit to restore a cool vintage one. Great idea on the gaskets, nice work.

Some really good things going on here, your attention to detail is impressive. And the hood details…. that’s well beyond my skill level.

Glad you liked it Bruce.

This project just keeps getting better.

Very cool subject, the paint turned out fantastic.

Great build Elliot! Everything about this Willys is really nice, paint, details, overall stance. I enjoyed the detailed description, helps if one wants to “steal” one of your techniques.

Thanks Jim, glad you liked it.

Thanks Dan, I know you followed this build. Really appreciate the compliment. But I did have inspiration for this shot.

Thanks Mike, that quite a set of compliments, I really appreciate it.

Thanks Ken. A lot of work went into this, glad you liked it.

Thanks Dave, I tried out some new photo techniques on this one.

Thanks Helmut, your input on this build was invaluable. btw, I found out the higher height of the rear spoiler you showed is on the later version of this car, along with the right side scoop. The ARII car is the early version, but you need to add the exhaust rising from the rear deck, not out the back. It also had risers on the carbs, so they stuck up higher from the bodywork.