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Hey Richard thx for the compliment and was that word "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" ? No that cant be it that was from Mary Popins , but Dick VanDyke was in that movie too.

what did you use for the drive belt john?

Does anyone know where to get 1/16th scale racing harness hardware, or is this something im gonna have to make??

You have a really good start I'll be watching this one closely

"Oh Toto we're really home!"

Hey thx Chris for taking the time to check it out.

No worries Mike im gonna get that done. I was able to get the rack and pinion done heres a small update for ya. enjoy This is where the steering rod with come thru the firewall.... come back for more later............

LOL! Planning ahead means I dont have to go back and make it look like theres nothing wrong there.

Spaz stix is the closest thing Ive seen to Chrome even better than alclad. I usually get mine off ebay, you will need an air brush to spray it though.

10.0 for execution

The collars are the resin cast that came with the rear axle , I painted them with alclad white aluminum.

Thx for all the compliments fellas I was able to get some small parts done last night so heres a small update for ya. hope you enjoy. these are the rear axle collars here thier all bolted up and ready for the break assembly this is the rack & pinion And this is what happens when you dont plan ahead......Of course i'll clean this up but I wanted you to see the value of planning. Come back soon ya hear....

bump update

Thx Cliffo ol boy that one really touched the heart

Thx Bart for your sincere compliment and I cant wait to see what comes off this mill table myself LOL! Hey Fellas I have a small update I was able to finish the front coilovers and A arms and get it all bolted on with scale nuts and bolts from Scale Hardware. I hope you enjoy here you can see the bolts used on the top end of the coil over set up here one with the front wheel on.... Be sure to come back for more fellas......

Well John welcome aboard and Im sure I can speak for alot of the guys (and one gal) here when I say we look forward to seeing your art work.

Hi Chris the fuel line brackets are made from .022 silver solder pressed flat with my xacto blade handle and cut to size, folded over with scale bolts on the ends.

love the build Steve and love the use of the salt flats photo

WOW! & WOW! again Im gonna be watchin this one!

I hope to see you there Chris

Thats back on the bench as soon as this one is done, had to get inspired again thats why I started this project.

Greg dont give up half the family jewels man!!! And we need you to keep that arm bro so you can keep feeding us those great builds of yours. We'll find another way to get a mill on your work bench. Thx for the compliments "my brother from down under" and I will give it my best go on this mill.

Thx for your compliments Kane. And this is a 1/16th scale build

I just found out about the dio being damaged , I just want to sit down and cry I truly look up to you for your building skills , I want to build a dio using the tips i have learned from you. keep us posted as to the rebuild progress.

if its not plastic what is it? is this paper?