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Look foward to this one Walt! Randy

Bernard, Just love it The tires and wheels look great together!! Randy

Hello Damir, Looks great with some paint on it!! Look forward to your next update. Randy

Hi Cruz, That car is awesome!!! Thanks for the tip on the wax, gotta try that. Randy

Just one pic!!! Keep it coming my friend! Randy

Starting on the firewall... That is all I got, As always feel free to comment!! Randy

Thanks to everyone who commented on the last update It really is appreciated!!! Brad ,the pulleys were in my spares box, left over white metal castings from some steam powered machinary I was building. Found in the detail parts section (Railroad) at Caboose Hobbies. The belts are just Tamiya yellow tape. Not alot of progress but.... Working on the throttle linkage.. The fan... Shifter and linkage...

Hi Jose, Always look forward to your updates and you did not disappoint!! The interior with all your detail looks fantastic !!!!!!!! Gotta go look some more... Randy

Hi Terry, Great thread!! What a save on the truck. The front axle and spindles looks really sweeeeet, can't wait to see your wheels!! Randy

Pete, You continue to blow me away with your skill and imagination! This one is simply stunning!!! Bravo I say!!! Randy

The dash came out Great!!! Nice find Walt, will have to pick up some! Randy

Great job on all the fabrication on this one !! The roll cage is wonderful!!! Love the weapons, Keep going on this. Randy

Oh Man, that hubcap looks sweeeet!! Randy

Hi DannyI , Great stuff on this thread!! The ceiling joists are terrific and your detailing is frist rate, Look forward to more on this. Randy

Really like how the shorter bed works with the rest of the truck. Sweet job on the new bed! Randy

Wait a minute!!!! Go back to where you were chopping and channeling PLEASE!! Need more pics of that. Look forward to more on this Shane, great job! Randy

Hi Wayne, What a cool stance with that roof line!!! Motor is looking good, nice detail with bluing the headers. Keep up the good work! Randy

Hi Erik, This is a great thread!!! Your work is inspiring and informative, please hurry on the tranny linkage so I can copy you Randy

Thats is all for now, Thanks, Randy

Timing marks on the crankshaft pulley... Dipstick.....

Hi Erik, Will post some in progress soldering pics when I start on the firewall! Thanks Luis Using the motor out of the Revell '69 Charger R/T kit... I added to the carb casting, replaced the coil and starter pieces then started to wire... Starter solenoid.. Making up some headers with solder.... Making up pulleys and modifing the kit altenator and making up a oil filter....

Tyler, No offense taken but a tough question. I build using material that I have on hand and do not really keep track. I will say that when I stock up these days it seems that it costs about $6.00 for a pkg. of six 12" pieces of plain bar stock or rod (small sizes). The special shapes like angles and channels have really gone up, $3.00 to $4.00 a piece it seems. Jon, Thank you and I'm still chuckling about your post Damir, Thank you for commenting Hi Doc! Glad you're liking this one Stasch, Thanks Mike! Foxer, Appreicate it! Shucky, It really means alot to me when you say that, Thank you!!! Hi Kane, Thank you! Randy

Hi John, Just drop dead gorgous work!!!! The gauges are my favorite part, at the moment. Gotta go look some more Randy

The spindles and tierods are not connected yet so the front end is just flopping around, working on the hubs and hopefully will have a rolling chassis next update, As always, comments are welcomed! Randy

Here is a mock up of the engine in place, lots to do on it.....