exesivefire
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Cut up the steering box from the new 29 kit, mounted it to a reinforcement plate on the firewall. Tight fit, and probably something I should have thought about earlier. But it's done.
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thank you! I figured it was plausible so I went with it. I didn't lose any seat area so I figure why not. thanks! I'm trying..
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Got the interior buttoned up always hard to get finished pics, but here it is in there.
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It's officially a 60s show rod again..
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Tick tock
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Man it doesn't look like it, but made some serious progress today. I'm gonna cut it close for sure. First I got the chassis assembled for good. Made a simple inner door structure painted the dash and started to detail the engine.
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The front is coming together nicely. also got the rear wheels and tires painted and assembled
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yes they are
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not sure about that, still have a lot to do, but I'm sure trying. got the wheels and tires ready to go on the front. Also got the rear axle ready to go, hopefully tomorrow I can get the chassis together and work on detailing.
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Thanks guys, got the radiator mounted and some shading and weathering on the frame
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Perfect!
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Thanks guys, got the frame and engine painted, got the main parts of the engine assembled and an little bit of weathering on it.
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Well a week left, a bit discouraged on the timeline but I'm pressing through. braced that suicide mount and mounted headlights. shot some primer on the main bits, hopefully cleanup is minimal and I can start painting soon
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Amazing work, execution is on point
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1934 Ford pickup.
exesivefire replied to wayne swayze's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Way too cool! I want to cut one of these up bad
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I second that! Wow....
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That is an awesome color, where do you get your HOK paints? Local or online?
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Cool! That hood should look good on there. Love the paint on the 1:1
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Man I have to add a few kits to the stash now, great start and thanks for the documentation
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you'd have to see the power you can get from those. I think you would be surprised
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I pin everything I can, otherwise I use a water based satin clear
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Another well thought out plan, signing in on this one. Love to watch your builds. I always seem to learn something.
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Not sure how I missed this post, once my house quits breaking I'll have to get one of those cutters, I'll leave then printer for you though.