'60 Impala lowrider

[Vince66]

Man the interior is a masterpiece within itself. 

[geetee66]

I'm doing the dreaded BMF today, but I got the trunk details sorted out. I added hard lines to the pumps and fitted subwoofers and a red glitter carpet.

[espo]

Great looking "Trunk". 

[geetee66]

Been finishing off the last few things this week.

 I suddenly thought....

you can't hit the switches, if there ain't no switches to hit!

so I made a switch box and popped it on the front seat. I used those little PE ignition wire looms to space the switches and keep them in line. Red ignition wire glued into the holes, then cut them level with a tiny pair of scissors.

getting the body and chassis together, later. Once the epoxy on the interior tub has gone solid.

[Rider]

Oh man this is getting real wild, great stuff, although I think you may be down on power. Might want to add in about 4 more batteries,lol. 

Looking forward to seeing the BMF once complete. 

[Vince66]

Wow 

[James2]

Pure joy to watch the process. Your patience is only matched by your skills...

[geetee66]

Wow. This thing is fighting me all the way to the end. I spent the last DAY, trying to get the body mounted on the chassis. It seemed that every time I cut away something, believing it was the cause of the problem, a new issue arose.

 I was certain that the glass was mounted correctly and gave enough clearance for the interior tub, but as hard as I tried, or squeezed it together, I simply could NOT get the front end to fit properly. The front seems to have gone off-centre, too.

not bad when you see it with the hood closed, but when opened, you can see it's out by a few mm.

 I wondered if I'd try something easier next. But no. I'll have another day of rage on the next one, no doubt!

[MeatMan]

Looks sweet!

I've had the same issue in the past. No matter how many times I test fitted things, in the end the body wouldn't line up. Maybe the paint reduces the clearance. I dunno.

[Trendsetta68]

Awesomeness!!!!!

[geetee66]

At last! This model is Under Glass.

Thanks to everyone who followed this build and gave me such great encouragement along the way.