caine440

Really enjoying your work. Thanks for posting.

Very cool!

Very well done!

Very nice work. Great looking build.

This is one great looking project! Very nice work!

I too had an 87 Charger. A great little car! Mine was a Shelby Turbo with 5 speed. I used to road rally with it. At that time there was nothing from the imports that could run with it except the Turbo 280Z which would eat me for lunch.

Yep, Scott has some very cool stuff. I am just getting into the P.E. stuff and have a lot to learn about using those tiny, tiny, tiny parts.

Outstanding builds! I love the Lancia.

Nice mix of builds. You do not see a nice 70 Charger very often. Good work!

Thanks All! A big thank you to Scott (futurattraction) for the super cool P.E. Lenco shifter!

Welcome! I dig your work! Very nice!

Getting closer.

Outstanding work! Great mix of cars!

Nice build of a really great car. Very nice job!

66 is a tough year to find. Speed city does great work and they have the only one I know of. http://www.speedcityresin.com/MoparPage.htm It is down towards the bottom of the page. Good Luck!

Competition Resin has a nice selection also.

Very nice Duster Paul! I used a W.J. Olds chassis. I would like to pick up a Glidden kit to see if there are any better goodies in it compared to the one I used.

Cute. That photo is been around the block many times. The 727 is one of the few trans that can take that abuse up to a point. Try it in a hondaoyta and see what happens. If you can find one making that kind of H.P.

Yep, it is based on the Dodge Duster kit. The photos of the car I am basing this on has amber turn signals in the grille and I am sure it is not a 76. But being a race car and not a production car does change things. The only Cuda with blue headlights was driven by a guy named Ronnie, I do not recall any in the showrooms like that. Thanks for all the kind words.Hoping to get back to the bench Monday and get some work done on this one.

Outstanding work! Is that a Dart Swinger? Very cool and rarely seen. Nice job!

I wanted to thank everyone for their kind words. I was not sure how an all MoPar, all drag racing collection would be received. Thanks again! & have a Merry Christmas!

Soo True! Got to watch that hood clearance. But when done all that work sure looks good.

There are a ton of great reference photos of the Sox & Martin cars on the web. Google the images and look for photos of the original cars not the restored ones. Feel free to look though my photobucket and you might find what you are looking for. http://s960.photobucket.com/albums/ae87/Caine440/ Good Luck!

Very cool Steve!

Like Jim said, for a swinger this might be the best starting point. http://www.banditresins.com/1971_plymouth_scamp.html