68 Dodge Dart

[caine440]

I do not post to many WIP photos but I thought I would share this one before I button it up.

I lost the coil or the motor would be done. I will have to make one to finish it up along with a missing tail light.

Both the front and rear windows were scuffed badly and this was my first try ever at polishing out clear plastic.

The decal came out ok though they could have been better.

Thanks for looking

[Fuel Coupe]

Roger, You've come a long way in the short time you've been here.This is a clean build my friend. Finish it up and be proud. Its a good one....

[george 53]

OOOO jus LOVE them 67/69 Darts! Yours is lookin pretty good there Brother! If ya hadn't said anything about the coil, I'da never thought about it! Heck, it doesn't make any diff now that I DO know. Lookin GOOD!!!

[Dragline]

I agree with TxRat, your cleanliness improves every time you post something. This is on par with a great many here.

Great subject, great execution.

You are much improved.

Bob F

PS: I would recommend the Novis sytem for cleaning up kit glass. It also works great on clear coats as well.

Edited October 15, 2009 by Dragline

[Custom Hearse]

Looks great dude! You are doing some nice work with your kits!

[my name is nobody]

A legendary "A-Body" mopar comes to life!

this really looks great, and should make a fine addition to your NHRA collection.

[caine440]

Thank you all for your kind words.

It seems I learn something new every time I log on this site.

Could not find the Novis polish around here but will be looking at picking some up on line.

Did start using Treehugger Dave's tips on this build. Wanted to use a clear lacquer on it but the weather has turned cold and nasty so I tried future on it as I can spray it in the apartment and not get killed by my loving wife. Then polished it out with Meguiar's #7 glaze.

The finished build is posted in the drag racing section.

Again, thank you.