FORDSVTPARTS
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Dragged from it's barn home of 40 years with nothing more than a quick rinse to remove the big chunks this poor old Gasser '32 will see new life after some TLC.
Here she is from back in the day,
And today,
This was my first real attempt at serious weathering and rust, what do you guys think?
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Good luck with the MoT on that little guy
Too bad the Minilite's had to go to scrap with it
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Model or 1:1 scale reproduction of the Golden submarine.
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Sweet, got any detail pics of the rack and peanut steering?
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Looks good, nice engine choice
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Was that Mack a tanker to begin with?
I built one as a kid and I'd love to find one agin but I haven't seen one in years.
Nice work.
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Not exactly. My bank account can't quite handle a Shelby!
This is my new baby:
And yes, it's REAL!
Nice car, great color!
Let me know if you need any Ford Racing parts for it (Whipple), I handle the FRPP stuff for the dealership I work at and I can get you employee pricing
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Nice work for sure!
Silly question though, Why does the Riv have a Nailhead in it? Did you combine the '66 and '69 kits and just choose the Nailhead?
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Just a couple quick follow up pics,
With air cleaners,
In the garage,
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Thanks guys, I'll post an update shortly with air cleaners and a few more details.
A couple of the body mods if no one noticed were shaving the rear bumpers and opening the wheel arches to accomodate the oversize tires hanging out of the openings.
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You may not see it in time but you'll Surely hear it
Ya think?
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GREAT build!!!! that just looks SO right!!! I supposed that's all carbon fiber under the stealthy paint.....
Thanks. I'd go along with that
650hp and a carbon fiber shell, the thing would probably take off. -
Looks fast, but i doubt it could outrun bullets... Where did the hood, wheels and intake come from?
The hood and intake came with the kit, the wheels are out of the parts bin and I honestly can't remember what kit they're from.
As for outrunning bullets?
You can't shoot what you can't see
Depending on the situation you could hit the rear spotlight which would ruin anyones aim and destroy their night vision for a few minutes and then switch no night vision and shut off all the lights.
With the car painted as it is you wouldn't have much trouble hiding briefly at night until the trouble is past and re-route your drive.
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The Stealth Vette is close to done, just some detailing to do.
I built this one for the Cannonball CBP on another site which should explain the theme of the build.
The car is a '67 Vette painted in "borrowed" air force radar absorbing non reflective paint for high speed night running. It wouldn't be invisible but every little bit helps.
Traco built 650 hp 427, Big tank of Nitrous for that little extra when you really need it, Viper spec T-56 six speed, 3.27 gears, 40 gallon fuel cell, high output offroad flood lights front and rear,rear is for discouraging any unwanted attention from law enforcement during high speed night time running, All rear lightning is seperately switched to help the car dissappear when needed and the driver has the option of running with night vision gear if needed.
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I'm going model.
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Very nice build!
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Gorgeous, I love old F1 cars. I wish there was more selection available.
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I'm saying real.
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Nice job, it's hard to beat a Focus RS.
Too bad Ford didn't let us have it
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Nice work, I've got a '55 waiting in the wings now
Where did the hood, wheels and intake come from?
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Here's mine, built as a Cannonball car specifically for night time high speed running.
It's been criticized for a lack of exterior detail but the whole point was for the car to be non-reflective and hard to see at night.