Jordan White

Yeah the rear fog lamp is kinda weird IMO. Course it may be due to not having them in the US, but it seems like it would make more sense to just have both sides be brighter than normal, otherwise it would seem that the person has a bulb burned out or something!

It's the new Nissan Juke. If they made the front end a little bit more conservative, it actually wouldn't look too bad.

Hey now, nothing wrong with that! That's a Boonie Bug, a kit car based on the VW Beetle. I've always wanted to get one!

Anyone get started yet? I've been working on the chassis by fixing the axles and giving it a spring-over axle conversion to give it a bit of lift. I've also used a set of stock wheels from the AMT F-150 with the Jeep kit Goodyear tires. Since the wheels are slightly smaller than the openings, I had to create some thin rings to go around the outside of the wheels to get them to sit right. I've also modified the kit rollbar, grille guard, and fabbed up the correct rear bumper. I should be getting some pics up by this weekend. I also plan on starting the frame for Dorothy I.

I also did the "little tube inside the big tube" for my glasspacks. Mine however are the header style, so I added a flange to one end and a turndown to the other. I find the easiest way to make a turndown is bend the tube at like a 60 degree angle and cut through parallel to the muffler body.

Here's the B&M Megashifter I built for my F-350 Dually.

According to IMCDB, it was a '77 GMC K-15 which would have had a GM 10-bolt front axle and NP205 transfer case. GM 10-bolt: (it had a passenger-side differential) NP205:

This was a quick rebuild I did of an older kit. Wasn't my best work, but I just wanted to get it done.

Haha I'm sure I'll easily be surpassed by some of the other guys here!

I've decided to change my entry to a 1980 Ford Bronco XLT Sport, since it will be an easier build than the two trucks. Basically it will be the 1994-1996 Bronco XLT Sport package applied to the 1980 Revell Bronco, with appropriate mirrors and side steps.

Finished my '93 Cobra, and have been waiting to post it.

Haha I'm sure it alluded to Raccoons, though the city has gone down the tubes somewhat. I'm gonna try and get some more done next week when I'm back home from my vacation.

Haha thanks guys, it was a quick build but I think it turned out great!

Quick box stock build. Went with bright blue and black interior, and gold painted wheels for a nice bit of contrast.

Got ya covered already. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=38605&st=0&p=398132&fromsearch=1&#entry398132

I find that phone wire is too big for wiring engines, but works good for heater hoses. I use fine thread for my spark plug wires. It's probably a bit thinner than the "correct" wire, but it looks fine from any distance and is easy to work with.

Ah ok.

What movie/tv show will it be from?

1986 Jeep J10 from Twister

Mine's mostly done, I don't have much left, mainly finishing the chassis and adding the details.

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Hey there, don't let him bother you. Plus it's somewhat slow around here right now. If you want to get a feel for the place, check out the chat where you can get to know some people in real time!

So is this gonna get started soon?

I'm going to be building one soon and already know what I'm doing, but I would like to see what you've built! Doesn't matter if it's the first-gen or the second-gen, post 'em up!