Davewilly

Hey Joe it turned out really nice! Great Job man!

Those are pretty cool...I like the one with the tank tracks!

great looking interior paint job! Looks great!

Great looking rear end details John! and a Happy belated Birthday also!

brackets and wheels look great!

Man that looks fantastic! That's a lot to stuff in a small space and you have done a excellent job of doing it with it being just clutter.

Those are some great looking lines buddy! Cant wait to see the next installment of engine plumbing!

very nice! looks really good!

Found this also...might help with a couple photos of hows they did it...( well its a 63 dart) but just in case your interested... http://www.hotrod.com/articles/1963-dodge-dart-street-legal-factory-experimental-replica/#1963-dodge-dart

I found this on line but no pics of the Ramchargers themselves http://www.hotrod.com/articles/dodges-1964-straight-axle-experiments/#yankee-pedler-dodge

looks pretty interesting!

Its coming together nicely! Great work on the detail and the doors so far.

Here is mine I have on the Desk. and this one I am even building at work.....I get in early to beat traffic so I might as well use my extra time wisely!

Hey John another beautiful recreation from your bench. Very well done!

Pretty cool looking sheet metal work there Randy..

Nice! Thats a great touch Joe!

Nice build!...This old kit always seems to build nice racer

looks very nice!

Hey Ray that turned out pretty sweet!

I like it! Looks pretty cool with the Jr decals!

very nice! I need to pick up a rally kit or 2

x2!

Shapeways may have some....(might cost a couple $) or you can widen them your self with plastic tubing....of course that means you have to cut them up and splice them back together....I havent done it personally but I have seen it done on here in smaller scales. I have widened tires before and that wasnt to hard as long as your cut is straight they should go back together pretty easy and if you cut them where there is a lip/step in the wheel you will be less likely to see the seam. You can always check other 1/8th scale kits also...I know the T buckets have some wider wheels...model swap meets and even asking on the forum here under parts wanted might turn up something also It has worked for me when I messed something up or it was missing.

looks nice

very nice!