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For the new year I'm visiting an old idea. Tim Boyd did an article years back on this subject which inspired my to build this.

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My new build will be inspired by this,

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Here are a few pieces I've gathered so far. Still haven't found a power plant though? I am thinking Blue Oval.

I'm also not sold on just these parts, I'm sure some better things can be found or Made!

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The Monogram Slingster dragster has 2 engine options ( SBC with Hillborn injection and blown Hemi ) that are pretty sweet, although not Ford. The Hallibrand injection on the SBC in the Slingster is nice. The Revell Parts Pac 427 Ford would be an option or the smaller 312 in the 57 Gasser Wagon. Cool project!

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Just tinkering with a few ideas, but I think I'm on to something. Right now I'm fitting an injection intake from Fred's Resin, working out the stance and misc. pieces.

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First of the new calendar year.

Moving onto the engine, from a Revell 69 Mustang with some modified pieces. I got some parts from "Davemodeltechand quickly cut things up for this project. Making Chevy parts for a Ford is a lot like putting a square peg in a round hole! But I believe when it is all finished it will be fine.

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Scratch made some suitable headers yesterday. Not the best collector but I did not glue them yet, I think with some smaller tubing I could make them better.

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One thing we can all agree on is most kit Moon tanks stink! Today I discovered a BIC pen is just the right size diameter to make one of these look presentable.

The ID is a close fit for the end piece and simply flush cutting the tank free from the other allows for good results. 

And no I couldn't leave the lights and bar alone...

What'd ya think?

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What a great improvement over the kit tank. I think a full tank might be a bit heavy for the light bar in real life. On your kit, you can do anything you like. :-)

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