Greg Pugh
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Very nice work. Perhaps something could be done where the lower front fender meets the nose. It looks rather abrupt - how about rolling it into the front pan? maybe a filler piece...
That was always the plan. I had only had a chance to hang the front end on and rough it in in the earlier pics. I spent some time yesterday finishing it up a bit. Still some work to do but it looks so much better now.
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The original wheels and tires were too far gone, so in keeping with the original builders vision, I went back with chrome reverse wheels and thin whites, courtesy of Pegasus. I didn't have to do much to get the ride height dialed in as it was already set up "just right". I just had to make sure all four tires were on the ground this time around.
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Thanks guys! I can't wait to get this back!
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Not sure how I missed this but I'm here now!
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You've got my full attention!
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Very impressive!!
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An Olds!? Are you feeling ok!? Lol. JK. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with here!
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Also, don't forget that the engine lid is flat. There is no protrusion/flange that comes out above the license plate.
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I followed along with this build on Facebook but I might as well tell you here too....GREAT job on that!
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Same with the back, not quite complete:
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Even though not 100% complete, here's the process on the Passenger side:
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I recently got some progress pictures from my friend that's doing the mural work. I gave him full run of the leash in regards to creativity. He decided to do a reaper scene.
Here's the Driver's side:
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I know this isn't that exciting but I've been so busy lately, that any progress is exciting to me! I was able to get the interior tub, the tonneau cover, and the chassis plate painted yesterday. I'm hoping to have some more spare time in the next few months so I can get back going on this.
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Looks awesome! Did you mean to leave out the vent window chrome?
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It was starting to become difficult seeing where I'd been and where I needed to go so it was time for it's first coat of primer. Boy oh boy, I've got a lot of work ahead of me! This baby is rough! Lol
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Ya know John, I think this is why I love your work so much. We think a lot alike. Lol. I was staring at the car and the roof scoop quite a bit yesterday and I had this same thought. I think it would make a huge difference to lower it's height. I think it would flow better. Great idea!
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Started pecking away at this one again. I got the wheels and tires assembled and ready to tear up the track last night.
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So incredibly awesome!!!
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I'm definitely going back and forth on it. But, it was something I was originally drawn to and the original builder used it so I think it'll stay.
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Wow! Just...WOW!!
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Love it!
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Another Goschke masterpiece in the works! I LOVE IT!! You have impeccable taste when it comes to traditional rods and customs!
'61 Ranchero (Old 60's Custom Rescue)
in WIP: Model Cars
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Thank you all for your support!