Maurice Henderson Posted September 16, 2024 Posted September 16, 2024 (edited) Good Evening Forum This is a build I have been working on for a year..I started with the 66 Nova chassis an the 67 Chevelle engine..I scratch build the bed and the roll cage using the 67 Chevelle as a starting point..Wheels are part box, the hood has a aftermarket 6"cowl hood. Paint will be Tymia Matt black with an aluminum tub painted with TS-17. The body is a resin piece that spent hours getting into shape and probably still have some work to do. The one thing about the interior is there are not a lot of pictures for it..I don't have Facebook or Instagram and don't want them..Hopefully next month at the Dallas NHRA race I ask Jeggie where I can get some pics. Edited September 18, 2024 by Maurice Henderson 4
W-409 Posted September 16, 2024 Posted September 16, 2024 This is an interesting project. I've played with the idea of building the same car a few times, but it has never happened. Yet, at least. I think I might also have a resin body somewhere. You're off to a really good start! The real car is not '66 though, it's a '67. I wonder if there is a source for 1967 grill if you want to make it truly accurate.
Maurice Henderson Posted September 17, 2024 Author Posted September 17, 2024 9 hours ago, W-409 said: This is an interesting project. I've played with the idea of building the same car a few times, but it has never happened. Yet, at least. I think I might also have a resin body somewhere. You're off to a really good start! The real car is not '66 though, it's a '67. I wonder if there is a source for 1967 grill if you want to make it truly accurate. You're correct sir, I fat fingered the title. I ment to type 67
Maurice Henderson Posted October 9, 2024 Author Posted October 9, 2024 Good Evening Forum Just an update on my Jeg Coughlin 67 Nova build..Basically done with the interior tub and roll cage..Engine, enginebay, body and rear end still work in progress..Mocked it up just to see what changes I would need to accomplish...Enjoy and comment. 2
Steve H Posted December 11, 2024 Posted December 11, 2024 Very cool project Maurice. I love old wagons and pro street. Nice work so far.
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