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That Mooneyham logo printed into the face of your blower just boggles my mind. Near perfection, my friend!!!

Nice update, Chris. That level of detail on such a small part will really enhance the overall finish of your engine (and total build).

Ray, I have 1/16th rubber, contemporary Pro Mod sized slicks and Goodyear Frontrunner-styled fronts if you're interested. They may or may not represent the vintage you're looking for, but thought I'd tell you about them, anyway. They're both designed to work with MicroNitro-produced wheels. Here is the link to them. http://www.futurattraction.com/13.html If you want other pics of them, let me know. Scott

Those mocked up engine pics are phenomenal, Chris. It is weird how not all of your Moonyham lettering printed. Great progress, brother...!

Those pieces look so cool Chris. Can't wait to see what they look like in primer.

That's gonna be cool when you've got her all refinished. I love your updates, bud...!

You're off to a great start, Tyrone... Can't wait to see more!

Your 'stang looks really sharp, Fred. I'm sorry you've feeling under the weather. I hope you'll be feeling better soon.

Thanks Joe...

That's a great beginning, Stan... Looking forward to more!

That's a really sharp looking build, and the tire/wheel combo is perfect, Derrick! It's a little ironic that I just recently began work on a Maverick build. It will be a replica of my '74 pro street Maverick I had back in the early 80s. Is there any place to get a flat hood for one of these? I began with the Jo-Han pro stock kit, which of course has the huge scoop. I will rework that, if necessary, but I'd just as soon start with something flat. Very nice job!

Impressive...

I think I prefer the wheels in the bottom two photos than the wider-spoked wheels. Can't wait for some updates, Tyrone.

Looking might fine, Brad! It's tough when there's not much in the way of reference photos...

Fantastic update, Clay. It's looking super! Having the body completely in primer makes the completed body all the more impressive.

Likewise, Kerry. It's a good group of guys you've got in your club. Lots of fun meeting several of you and getting to know you all.

That's too bad about the reply you got from Hendricks, Chris. A person might have held out a little hope that if a fellow modeler from that part of the country could go to their place and take pictures of the car that that might have been a last-ditch option (at least it wouldn't be a time investment for their staff), but it doesn't look like they would probably entertain that option either, beings that they evidently don't allow pics to be taken. Shoot! I feel for you... I'm sure you'll be able to a great job of gathering reference info that will help you finish this magnificent build. Your injector hat drawings look great, BTW...!

Thanks David. I really like what you've got going on with your various products!

Couldn't have said it better myself...

Hate to repeat someone else, but That's already sharp, Tyrone, and it'll only be so much the more when you get the vinyl top finished...

That is some nice work you've done, Matthijs. Thanks for sharing! What type of alloy do you use and how thick?

Super job, Clay. They look fantastic...

Looking forward to your semi-fresh start, Wayne!

Very, very nice work, Brad. I'd have zinged half that front end across the room if I'd have been doing it... LOL

Phenomenal work, Clay. It's such a treat to see your updates...