Mooneyzs

Thank you Joe... this has been a bit of a headache but I think it has been worth it...lol. I can't tell you how many times I would sand a part and then test fit....sand and test fit... sand and test fit....haha but its getting closer to being done. I still have a ways to go but its getting much closer. Can't wait to have this tin work finished.

Here was a test fit with the Body on the chassis: The Dash: Here are shots of the body on with the side pieces laid on place. I still have to glue the side pieces in but I need to make a small change to the rear of this tin work to get the mounting where I want it to go: Opposite side:

Hello All... a little afternoon update for ya .... I started the Fire Wall section of the Body Tin work and I had scribbed a line in the panel so I could bend it at a certain angle: I then got the Fire Wall tacked into place with the Dash: View from another angle: I then threw the side pieces on to get a better idea of how things would look: Here is a side view to show the angle at which I made the fire wall:

Mark... Those are some beautiful parts my friend and they look great. Your work really impresses me. Everything turns out Killer. I can't wait to see more of this build. Keep up the the great work!!!

Nice work. These parts look great!

James... Thank you! Mark.... Thanks bud... Well I will be honest I have been wanting to paint the chassis so bad but wanted to get this tin work done before hand because of how many times I am test fitting parts lol. This tin work has been a little challenge but will be worth it when it's finished I think. I should have some more progress up later

Scott... Thank you my friend Tom.... Thank you Erroll... Thank you for the kind words and saying that this could be GSL worthy Well Fellas.... I had gotten a little more work done last night but was too tired to post pics. So here is an early morning update for everyone on the tin work I started on the side pieces of the tin work cutting material from some templates that I made: Once Done with both sides I had to set on the chassis: And well of course I had to mock it up with the body to check the fit: Next up was fabricating the firewall portion of the tin work; Next was to somewhat mock up the pieces to see how it all looked. I still have to sand the firewall portion to get it to fit inside of the body a little better:

This is one beautiful build. I am really impressed by your skills and checked out a few pic on your FB.... Very nice work!

Hello All.... I wanted to share the beginning stages of the body tin work I am doing for this build. So far I think it is coming along pretty good, it's a little tricky but trying to run it thru my mind how I will do it and I decided to first start with some sort of frame structure around the chassis that I will work from. Anyway here is the progress.... Here I have started with some angle styrene to build the structure that will go around the chassis: Next I placed the parts on the chassis to see how it was looking: I then glued the side pieces to the "U" Shaped piece that sits on the Mid Plate, Then I decided for fabrication purposes to add the two pieces of styrene on top to hold things together for support: Here it is mocked up on the chassis: Next I am planing on trying to figure out how I will tie the dash down to the "U" Shape piece as well as the side pieces and the rear. I will be getting more done on this tonight. So stay tuned and hoping to have more to show in a little while...

That's cool... I want to go to then next GSL for sure. Hopefully I will have a bunch other builds done for it. I have 2 years rigth ....lol

Hey Paul... Happy 4th to you too. I take it you didn't go to GSL?

This build is looking great. Nice work!

Hey Dave... thanks man. It was great to meet you at the DSC. I have started on the tin work for the body and hoping to have some pics up over the weekend on it.

I am loving this pro stock truck. I have always thought that they looked cool. This build is gorgeous and looks great. Nice job on it.

Niko.... this is gonna be a killier build and you are off to a great start.

Everything is looking great. I am loving the extra mile you have gone with the little details you have added with the cables and everything. Nice work.

Mark... this is sure looking great. That is a pretry cool idea on the powder to add texture to the parts. Nice work.

That is a totally cool body and gonna be a killer wagon when done.

Very cool tip.

That would be a cool diorama to do.....oh Dr. Cranky... Where are you

Ira... This turned out fantastic. It is totally cool. Nice job!

That is one sweet ride!! Nice job on this.

Both are great looking builds. Paint looks great on both. Nice job

Darryl... this is one fantastic build and sure is coming along great! I am teally enjoying watchi g this one come to life. Nice job on the decal work.

Scott.... you are doing some fantastic work on this my friend. Everything is looking killer. I am enjoying the progress you are making on this. Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next update on this.