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1969 1/2 Road Runner 6-pack 1977 Dodge Monaco Police Car 1971 Road Runner 1970 Superbird

Can you do them in 1/16th? If so I want some.

Ron Andrews andrews 544@hotmail.com

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I saw this kit at Hobby Lobby the other day for $30 or so, gonna have to get me a 40% off coupon and grab one.

Yes that's it, I looked right at it on the diagram you posted Old tired eyes o' mine. Thank you my man

I'm looking for a pic on the net right now of what I am trying to explain. There is a picture of the engine of Jim Miles' Magic Muffler Fiat in the Winter 2015 Elapsed Times magazine page 35 that shows a cable attached to a bellcrank at the rear of the injector housing that looks as if it would be activated by the gas pedal. The pic also shows another cable attached to a bellcrank on a fitting on the driver's side of the cam driven fuel pump that goes back up the side of the engine towards the rear of the car. I'm hunting,,,,,,

I already hunted Bing and Google trying to find the right pic I needed and had some luck but that last pic I hadn't seen. I found a few pretty decent pics in one of my nostalgia drag magazines. What was throwing me was linkage on the front and back of some of the engines I saw. I assume the foot throttle engages the throttle body itself, the linkage at the cam driven fuel pump, what activates it?

I have a 1/16th Mark Johnson BBC on the way that I ordered with the Enderle Barndoor Injectors. I can't find a decent pic of one of these to show me a geed reference for when I do the lines and linkage. Can anybody help me out? I couldn't find much with the search function

Awesome so far. (subliminal message #1-make me one) I like the dirty battery (subliminal message #2-You WANT to make me one) I've got three of these in progress (subliminal message #3-I'll send you a body and dough) maybe one of these days I'll finish one of them.

Ron Andrews at andrews_544@Hotmail.com Comes with nose, wing top, side struts, & fender scoops.

Thank you for the kind comments! As soon as I find the link for the Daytona conversion, I'll post it. $30 last time I bought one.

AWESOME !!!!!!!! Man I wish I could do something like this! That is probably my favorite Road Runner body style. No Fair, no fair. Make some extra parts to sell

I've got an extra set of instructions if you need em

Easy way, get a 40% off coupon off line for Hobby Lobby, and go get a 1/16th Dukes or Super Charger kit. Awesome way, get a Mark Johnson hemi, amazing. You will still need the Dukes kit for an 8 3/4 rear end.

They have amazing stuff. The ones I got were 1/16th and just incredible detail. I've got to get a couple more for a twin turbo 1/16th Kenworth project.

I love that you are NOT using the dumb-ass 19" and 20" style that seems to be running rampant right now. Great stance, great looking wheels and tires.

Thanks guys. I'll take some more when I finish it one of these days

The older dog dishes do not have the "cooling Holes" like the later 70's police car had. I'll find a pic in a few...

Almost finished with this one. What if Petty would have gotten a Daytona for 1969 and had not gone to Ford that year?

Beautiful !

A beauty! Love the color.

Cool project. His museum outside of Ocala Florida is awesome. Actually it's two museums, one with the racing stuff and another building with restored cars and all kinds of neat old stuff. If anybody is ever down that way you'd be really missing out in not going. I have been there numerous times and he's been there when I was there twice. Super nice guy, you have to just about yell for him to hear you though I went in there just before I was to leave for Desert Storm and he came out from the work shop to talk to me and walk me around the place. He normally doesn't come out of the shop to "Visit" except on certain days but he probably spent a good hour and a half walking around with me. Fantastic guy.

AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I built two of these years back one as a Georgia Highway Patrol Race Car and one in my Sheriff's Office decals. They are still in boxes since our move to TN 7 years ago I always liked those pro-stock kits. Please keep up the pics, looking great so far !