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Thanks fellas, very much appreciated...I added some more bars to the cage, so the chassis is pretty much done, I also added some styrene pieces both sides at the front of the firewall to close the gap there and to also give me something to mount my my doors,I also started putting the engine together, more updates soon, thanks for looking and comments welcome...

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Thanks Dave I really appreciate it, well I've got the doors hinged up..I also went ahead and got the steering shaft housing in, tomorrow I'll try and get the inner door skins done and I'm also leaning towards a cowl hood no to tall, and sit the hood scoop on top of that, thanks for looking and comments welcome...

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This one is really looking sharp. I especially like the pictures with everything in the background. Gives your workbench the feel of being in a race shop setting with tow vehicle and other cars under construction.

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This one is really looking sharp. I especially like the pictures with everything in the background. Gives your workbench the feel of being in a race shop setting with tow vehicle and other cars under construction.

I agree :unsure:

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Thanks fellas, I appreciate the comments on the background also, I have always liked to do that, just wished I had a bigger work area, Well I got the inner door skins done and I also made a cowl hood from styrene, thanks for looking and comments welcome....

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Thanks fellas I got some paint and clear coat on the chassis and while I gave that a couple of days to dry I made up some new struts and springs out of the ones that came with kit, and starting painting the engine more updates soon...

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here's a few with the hood and scoop on I put the primer on to see what needs to be fixed..thanks for looking and comments welcome.

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Tyrone, was just woderin' after looking at the pics, are you gonna do any work on the scoop or roof of the car?, They sure don't match up.

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Thanks Chris, this is the trumpeter kit...

Tyrone.... Thanks again for letting me know what kit it was. I really need to pick up one of these kits to have in my collection. never knew they did make the hard top version. I always knew they had the convertible. This '63 is turning out nice and looking great!

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Thanks for the comments fellas, Richard I think your talking about the back of the hood scoop, once I mock the windshield up in the car I'll trim the back of it down, so that it fits nice and snug against the windshield, this is just a few mock up pics to show you guys where I am so far. Thanks for looking in.

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Wow Tyrone well you do amazing work always loved your stuff. You must have alot of those pro mod chassic to do what your doing. Bye the way are there any sites that show you different pro mod chassic? Want to do on e for my 63 Chevy wagon.

John Pol

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I love the way this one is turning out. The body and chassis really work well together and the overall stance and presentation is awesome. What's the plan for exterior paint?

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Knockin this one out of the park, ehh! Great job, most awesome. Anxious to see how you blend to hood scoop, should look great.

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Thanks for the comments fellas, well I'm back from vacation and getting my butt kicked by Mickey & Minnie Mouse...lol.. so I got some work done on this one today, I got the brake calipers, rotors, brake lines, and rack and pinion installed and added nut and bolt details from protech, I also got the rear coil springs done, nut ans bolt details,,and I got the distributor, and plug wires done, thanks for looking and comments welcome...

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tyrone, that is just too cool! your parts selection (wheels, motor, body...) on this car was simply outstanding. it all works so well together.

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