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Beautiful build!

Beautiful restoration, great color choice!

Tell me about it, it is slow going, LOL! I’ve put years into a couple of my projects but it’s always worth it. It’s kind of funny, but when it’s finished it doesn’t look like you spent so much time building it. I guess when you do it well it appears like the kit was made that way. No one recognizes the work and effort it took to make that one of a kind piece of art work. Keep up the good work!

I couldn’t agree more…. Kits should be built! Thank you for sharing this beautiful build!

Another great build Michael, your a building machine p, are you retired?

My next door neighbor had one! What a cool build, great work!

Wow! That is so cool! I used to crew for a fuel altered owned by a friend of mine back in the early 70s. The car had a T body and was named InsaniTy. I was lucky enough to attend the 1974 Fuel Altered Nationals held in Tucson Arizona and saw many of those cars run, it was such an awesome experience. Just a beautiful build, thanks for posting it and bringing back some memories for me!

Great builds, love the cat! You don’t see many MPC Vega funny cars anymore.

Very cool Bob! Another great project in the works, any thoughts on color yet?

Looking great Mark, it’s coming along nicely! Great scratch building!

Like you, I purchased the resin kit several years ago, and I don’t know who made the kit. I thought I purchased it from Slixx decals. They still list a 72 Demon under the Competition Resin Pro Stock. It looks a little different from what I have, and has an interior tub. Maybe it’s been modified over the years, the grille looks the same, and the front wheel openings are still incorrect. Thanks!

Very cool build! I LOVE THOSE WHEELS!

Great build, clean, great detail and execution!

You most definitely have my attention, I purchased this same resin kit for the 72 Grille for my current build. I’m following!

Great observation, I’ll be following!

Thanks for sharing your skills, I going to try it on my BTK Demon.

Engine is beautiful Terry! What did you use to tie the brake and fuel lines to the chassis? Can you show how you did that?

You might want to use the Grumpys Vega for the stretched rear wheel openings.

You’ve got my attention on this one, although I have several resin bodies, I prefer plastic. I’ve looked at those AMT bodies and they seem out of scale, too big, too wide. Im looking forward to what you do here. Great project!

Very cool build, great job!

Very cool looking projects there Maurice, thanks for sharing!

I got a little bench time this weekend. I trimmed and removed the window cranks, and rear arm rests on the door panels. I also added .040 Plastruct strips to the inner fender panels as they are just a little narrow, test fitting the firewall also.

Thanks Donato!

Thanks Terry, I’m really enjoying it so far. Sure has affected the bench time though.

Looks amazing Terry! Great detail!