Romell R

its a good build job well done with the paint job! But take thetime to finish her up. Its a Shelby Cobra you gotta put the side pipes on man!

Jeff I want to be just like you when I grow up (gads!! did i just say I wanted to grow up? ) never mind that ....anyway your bodys are OUTSTANDINGLYAWESOME!!!! keep em commin Bro.

Hey Fellas made a little progress, decieded to make the brake master cylinder so heres a quik update. Didnt feel much like typing I hope the pics are enough.....

Yes it is Dr. David Yes it is

$149.00 !!!!! WOW!!! I have some of these in my garage packed away , what makes em worth so much???

Thanks Joe and I must admit it was you that inspired me to get these wheels. And wipe the dust off this project and get it done. Keep up the great work on your build.

Man Davin this is looking good bro, good job. have yet to see a better General

once I finished that I had to make a way to mount the new wheels f, (also from Jim) he makes some really good wheels but you better know how your gonna mount em, really its not hard because he drills a mounting hole for ya in the se this is what I did. Had to figure out a way to fit these for my axles which were already done so I drilled out the wheel hubs just to make them a tad bigger so I could fit a piece of brass tube in the hub.... once that was done I was able to cut it short now this piece will fit over the wheel axles that stick out of the rear end. axle and this is how it all comes together in the end...

Well had to pull the motor out because I decieded I want to buy the clutch housing from Jim aka Micro Nitro so the hole in the firewall had to be made bigger, fortunately the motor came out in one piece and I wont have to re-plumb anything.... and heres the re-shaped firewall hole...

WOW! I love it , oh and sorry about the earlyer comment I gusse I couldnt see the detail in your gauge cluster. but you have done an outstanding job with this whole project keep up the great work!

Heres what I got from Jim , Im just gonna hit em with some Mothers and a polishing wheel and drill out the bolt holes and get em all detailed up and slap em on the chassis! Thx again Jim for an excellent product this is money well spent. Set of carbon fiber brake rotors New front rims and new rear rims....why did I get new rims you ask? well my old ones got CA Glue haze all over them and when I saw these well ...you know the rest.

This looks like a Fun time!

Hey Chris I just went through the whole build again so I can get cauht up and man I must say i cant wait to see this in person. You have gone over and beyond what you first set out to do. And its a Job well done my friend keep up the outstanding work! Romell

Excellent Paint Donn Keep up the outstanding work!

Hey if you ever start over again heres an Idea if you can get a hold of another body

Dont ya just hate it when that happens!

I dont know about the rest of you , But im excited!!

Great Job looks like it all worked out good!

Thanks guys its good to be back at my bench (even if it is just a table lol!) I got package from Jim aka Micro Nitro and Ill post some pic of the contents later today. all I can say is I cant wait to play with this stuff LOL! cya soon.

In the begining of this thread he said the headers were made of solid aluminum rod in which case no annealing would be needed, he just bent them into shape and Im assuming he drilled the ends out once that was done. In anycase its a job very well done.

What scale is this, is it a diecast, and what do you mean by running motor???

This is a nice conversion , but I think Shane is correct it should be in the truck forum. Oh thats right I can move it there.

Post a pic of what youre talking about Joe so we can get a clearer Idea of what you need....

The modeller forms the skills , the skills never form the modeller. With that said you can do whatever you set your mind on. Just do it!

Heres a few of the tach mounted and wired in the car. enjoy! Thanks for veiwing