TooOld

Nice fabrication on this '41 . Keep up the good work !

Lookin' good Bryan ! The Challenger interior is going to look great ! As smooth as you are getting it , it deserves to be Black !

Looking really cool ! Your paint is just fine , don't worry about it . The sand bags look alot better after the little fire , and the bumper ( ? ) painted black and yellow looks great .

Making progress on the engine .

Thanks Lorenzo and Kevin . I'm glad you like it .

I also started to modify the Motorsports valve covers from the Mach I kit . Finished them this morning , and I think they turned out pretty good .

Great choice of colors . That can't be her first build , It looks way too nice !

Just puting the station wagon roof on it makes a huge difference ! I like where you are headed with this .

This is turning out great ! Really nice work . The tinted windows look pretty good considering all we have is that nasty spray stuff .

That is really Neat ! Great scratch building !

Somehow the photos in my last post were out of place and didn't match the descriptions. Here is the missing photo of the frame with the floor painted .

I like it ! Lets see some more of your junk yard .

Next I added the crossmember from the resin frame Then added spring buckets and trailing arm mounts to the frame and axle housing . The lower arms and springs are from the parts box . Still looking for some smaller springs . Added the rest of the suspension mounts and made the shocks and upper arms . After some primer I sprayed the floor with some Rustoleum Textured paint and then with some matte black . The frame itself will be gloss black . That's all for now . I'll have some more in a few days .

While the parts were soaking I also worked on the frame . The top frame is from the Torino . I want to modify it to a full frame , like the resin one on the bottom . After some cutting I added some 1/8 square tube and primer . Some grinding to remove stuff from the floor and some more primer . Then double checked the fit in the body .

I managed to get a little bit done the last few days , nothing pretty to look at . Washed , sanded , and primed all the resin pieces . The only thing I found that needed to be fixed was the top of the driver side door . Some 2-part putty and now it matches the passenger side .

Turned out really Nice ! Good work .

Great looking Boss ! I really like the White and the engine details .

You sure picked a tough one for your first attempt at BMF . Lots of trim on a '58 , but you did okay ! It gets easier after awhile . Overall a nice looking build . Your paint looks nice and smooth , but maybe on the next one you should try a clear coat . It will really make a difference ! The interior looks really good with the detailing of the seats . Looking forward to your next one .

I'm not sure what you mean . I was just on thedpmcc website and all is okay .

Sharp looking Boss ! I love that color . If you get the camera thing figured out you're going to impress alot of people !

Those Bonney's were meant to be dropped and chopped ! Beautiful work !

These make great customs . There was one in Rod & Custom by John D'Agostino that was gorgeous ! Looking forward to this one .

That is excellent work ! Looks like you've done it many times . The inside of the door looks great !

Very cool ! Thanks Greg .

Yep , that's pretty .