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UNDERBODY ATTACHED! I cut out a small section of the Underbody for Cockpit Access... Then I glued in the rest of the Underbody with Zap-A-Gap... More Coming...

GREAT START! How tall is it?

NICE MUD!!!

BEAUTIFUL PAINTIN' JOHN!!!

So Glad You Like it John! Thanks for the kind words...

Thanks Danno!

LOOKS GREAT!!!

Thanks Jason! Hope you like it...

LOOKS GREAT!!!

Great Paint!

CUTTIN' IT UP! I used a Cut-Off Wheel in the Dremel Tool to cut along the Bottom Line. I cut the Bottom off first to put less stress on that section. I left the Line on the bottom section so that I know how close to 1/4" the cut is. If you go past the Line you have lost that reference point. The second cut was done the same way. I put the body halves on a sheet of 100 Grit Sandpaper and Carefully Sanded the Cuts down Smooth. Then I attached the body halves with Zap-A-Gap-Green Label. More Coming...

Me Too! Thanks Don...

Thanks Andy!

TAPE MARKS THE SPOT! When I put the Attempt Racer in the back of the Modified Transporter and it looked too tall. So I decided to Section the body about 1/4". I started by wrapping some 1/4" tape around the middle of the body... I drew lines on both sides of the tape and then removed the tape... SLICING NEXT...

Sorry, I do have plans for those...

Thanks for the kind words Mike! So glad you like it...

Thanks Dave!

Thanks Ray! Me too...

Thanks Mike! The Flames are fun to work with too...

WE GOT PRIMER! Here is the Transporter with some Grey Primer/Filler. You know, now that the Transporter has been Streamlined, I'm thinking that the Attempt Vette could use a little Streamlineing too...

TAILGATING! After a little more sanding, I got the rear pretty smooth... I cut a new Tailgate Back from the '59 El Camino part. Here it is in place! More Coming...

BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!

Great Project!

SMOOTHING OUT THE REAR END... After attaching the new rear end I ground down the excess plastic around the rear end with a Dremel Tool and Sanding Boards. I cut 2 triangle shapes of sheet plastic to fill the area removed in the last step and blend the sections together. Then I applied some putty. More Coming...

LOOKS GREAT!!!