dragcarz

Cool build!

Beautiful build!

I’m with you Michael, I was lucky enough to get to participate in those circus’. Still holding on to those days. I agree with your take on the Comp Resin bodies, I’d like to see your progress on that Camaro body.

Really nice build Michael, definitely on my build list.

Thanks Michael, I love your builds! You are correct that big a tire wasn’t available in 71. I built the car to replicate the 1972 version, since I started with the original 71 Demon the bumper is dated 1971, as they did back in the day. In late in 72 they introduced the 14 x 32 drag tire , I am probably pushing the size but it looks cool

Great builds, I’m partial to that 55 though, great stance!

Love your build Michael, great replica of an old drag car! A man after my own heart,Very nice!

That’s a wild ride for sure!

Very nice build, great detail!

Very cool build Ron!

My second build was started in 2022, I started with the Billy Meyer Funny car kit, and Slixx decals.

What a crazy year in the life 2024, was for me wife and I. I only finished two builds this year and worked very hard to get these two done. I hope to get more builds completed in 2025. As always comments and criticism welcome. First up is theBilly the Kid 72 Dodge Demon Pro Stock. Over a year to complete this build, Original MPC 71 Demon kit combined with an AMT 71 Duster kit, and a lot of scratch building.

Beautiful build!

Somewhere I missed this post, this is probably the best build of this kit I’ve seen. Great job!

Hey Michael, can I ask what blue you used on the bodies, it looks very accurate?

Wow DA, a man after my own heart. I love accurate builds! Looks great so far, love the tin work. Body looking good also!

What a cool project, this is gonna be cool!

A very cool project Marty, I too have accumulated parts to do this same build, so I’m curious how this come out. Excellent work!

Very nice builds!

Beautiful work!

Thank you Carl

Great build, you don’t see many of theses built.

Looks great, that ones on my build list also.

Thank you! I tried to replicate what they actually did on the real car back in 72. I used the AMT 71 Duster Kit, I removed the rear frame rails with the backside of an XActo knife, narrowed it, glued it back to the floor pan, and scratch built the floor and tubs. I also scratch built front spindles to get the front end lower.

Very cool project…..