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Looking good Bob!

I’m glad your still building this, as it’s a really cool project. I love what you’ve done so far, and I can’t wait to see it finished!

I’m hoping you post your progress on the forum, I’d love to see your work! In my research for the BTK Demon, I found a lot of information on the McCandless car, the restored car has coil over rear suspension and the original had leaf springs, depending on the version your trying to replicate. The video on you tube about this car is really interesting. It was a very dominant car in 72. Someone needs to cast or print a 72 Grille for this kit!

I like what your doing here, very cool project and giving me some ideas, Thanks for sharing your build!

Very cool project!

I’m excited to see where this goes!

Gonna be great!

Beautiful work Ian!

It’s gonna be great!

That came out beautifully Michael! Great build!

Looks great Tony!

That’s just beautiful DA. I too, like to make as accurate build as possible and you’ve done a great job with this one!

What a find, I love the 72 Dusters, everything from the recently reissued Dart Sport kit will fit this kit, it should save you a lot of work!

Merry Christmas Terry, God bless you and your family!

I made them from Evergreen .100 x .100 square polystyrene from the hobby shop, item #175. I cut the floor pan just shy of the square width and finish sand for the final fit so I don’t have to use filler.

Looking great!

I want to comment…..but there’s no words !

What are you thinking on tires and wheels Bob?

Thank you Francis, I’ve never scratch built coil overs before, so it may get revised again. I’ve been looking through my stash of kits and parts looking for something that will work, but haven’t found what I need as yet. It. was quite a mixture of ideas back then, and really what made it such an exciting time in the sport. Lots of innovation.

I’m following, I lie your thinking on this one!

Small update, added bead roll to trunk floor and subframe connectors

I’m liking the artillery styled wheels, I’ll be following!

I love this stuff!

Thanks for the info Hakan, by 1973 and into 1974 tube chassis and coil overs were used by everyone

Thank you Daniel. That was my thoughts also. I wish the tubs were a little tighter to the body, it’s a lot of trial and error. I use heavy paper to make and trim the template and then cut them out of .010 sheet plastic.