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Jeff Lindstrom`s: 1930 Ford Model A -10 1/2 second race car on the "Work Bench" 9/10/16 "Finished pictures posted in the "Under Glass" section 11/5/16


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My gawd...Johnny that red on the frame just sizzles. You have been busy and it really shows. Love this stage when everything starts to go together.

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Awesome work Johnny!!! This build has really come to life with color on it and your weathering magic. Those Wheels look great. Love the touch with the real wood you used for the dash. The little details really make things shine.

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The old saying goes "the devil is in the details"................should we call you El Diablo now?     :)    Some truly nice detailing going on here, as usual !   Cheers, Tim

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The old saying goes "the devil is in the details"................should we call you El Diablo now?     :)    Some truly nice detailing going on here, as usual !   Cheers, Tim

Codi.....Good one:lol:........but,only if I can call you "Lucifer" ? :P.......thank you friend for your support:)

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Great work John ! I have to look at all the details again to soak it in. Where did you get those gold colored disks? AC Moore?

Hi Dave........if your talking about the gold stickers ......I got them at Michaels craft store.......thanks.

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Hello.......thank you all so very much for the kind comments.....I really appreciate them:).......I made some toggle switches  and attached the rollcage to the frame and made some rear shocks and traction bars and got the rear axle attached to the frame ......I also attached the front and rear wheels ........I made a shifter cable and bracket  for the B&M shifter......I also made a deep dish finned oil pan,painted Alclad and lighly weathered .....I got the radiator grill assembled and painted Alclad......A quick mock up made me realize a had to lengthen the body an 1/8 on an inch but,I think it will look Ok ....I know its not perfect but,good enough for the girls I go with......thanks for looking

 

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Johnny Boy.... that is one huge update... Man is this build looking Killer. You are nailing it on the details and the weathering. I am loving the work you are doing here.  That red looks killer on the roll cage against the black. Loving the little switches you added to it as well as the radiator grill and the mesh for the radiator.  Top Notch work my friend!! Looks like you don't have very much left to finish this one.

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This is a beautiful build as it goes for scale Gassers. You really have mastered the chrome Alclad. Boys I love those front rims. Where did you get the engine?

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Hello.......thanks guys for the kind comments......I really do appreciate them:)......I opened up the fenders and finished the body work and got it painted......I painted the body PPG DL50 Black Epoxy Primer then I shot Testors Dullcoat over that......I  made and painted and lightly weathered the master cylinder and got it attached and made and painted Alclad the brake pedal and got that attached......everything is painted now and I will start the finish assembly......thanks for looking.

 

 

 

 

 

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John.... That Paint work turned out Killer. I love how the red just Pops from the black. Looks like you are on the home stretch now. Keep up the great work. Jeff is going to be a lucky guy to own a model built by you.

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Hello.......Chris,Mark......thank you for the kind comments......I really do appreciate them:)......I made some inside window frames and painted them Alclad and attached the glass.......got the trunk lid on......I also attached the electrical panel ......I made a dash plate and paited it Alclad and lightly weathered it......I also attached the wood dash board......I made a vinyl roof and used "Pro Tech" nut and bolt ends and lightly weathered......thanks for looking

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