‘67 Plymouth GTX

[Trendsetta68]

This is a very nice and clean looking build...can't wait to see more! 

[Brutalform]

Looking super nice. Coming together beautifully. The detail work you preformed is perfect. 

I gotta dig my 67 out. It’s a Sox & Martin but I’ll most likely build it as a street car. 

[Furiousgeorge]

Got some work done raising the rear suspension a bit, now onto lowering the front a wee bit. I had to strip and redo the hood, got all the chrome bits on, and detailed the rear light panel, though I need to touch up the red in a few spots I see.

[72 Charger]

Really nice work. Im doing one in turquoise  

[Furiousgeorge]

Nice! I did a turquoise-ish one many years ago (15-20). I still have it on the shelf (just the one picture of it though). I’m going to have these side by side as a reminder of how far I’ve come.

I got the ride height sorted out, looks much better imo. I just have to add the hood ornament, scoops and stripes and this one’ll be done!

[Furiousgeorge]

Ok, this ones all wrapped minus the air cleaner I somehow lost. I’ve got another one, but I have to redo the chrome on it. Pictures over in Under Glass.

[Shambles]

Man! That's some beautiful work. Back then, a jacked up front was hot. I know. I was a teen back then.

[lghtngyello03]

That's some awesome work man! Paint and bmf work looks amazing.  How did you fix the ride height?

[Furiousgeorge]

13 hours ago, lghtngyello03 said:

That's some awesome work man! Paint and bmf work looks amazing.  How did you fix the ride height?

Thanks! I added some bits of scrap under the front of the rear springs to bring it up some, and I cut the “spindles” off the front, drilled them and the mount for a pin, and moved them up a touch.