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Loving all the work you're doing Dave! It's going to be awesome to see this one when it's finished with all the detail in this scale!

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love the work your doing Dave.

I'm a machinist by trade CNC programmer I work with 5 axis Mills. and I know all the work and time you got into this

grate work this is a masterpiece.

jim

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Dave....I am speechless. Your work is beautiful and I am loving the progress. I am drooling over this. This build will be reference material for when I get around to my pro mod project. Thank you for always sharing your build. I have learned so much from your builds.

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I can only echo what everyone else is saying Dave, truly inspirational craftsmanship mate. B)B)

That shot, looking down on the front end, just shows how true and square you have managed to keep it all......amazing stuff man. :wub:

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mike, thanks buddy. waiting on some updates on that vette! she's killer.

henry thanks. i hope you're making progress on your camaro.

leonard, i'm jealous of your camaro and the t'bird, dude. can't wait to see more.

clint, thanks for considering my work nice enough to comment on.

jim, i always get a little extra boost when some one with machining skills appreciates the build. thanks!!

chris and scott, both of you are light years ahead of me in talent, thanks guys!!!!!!!!!

rick, i'm always glad when some thing i build inspires others. thanks man!

greg, always glad to hear from you, buddy and waiting on some of your camaro updates!!!

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Hehehe :) Cheers Dave. Camaro updates are a little ways off yet....still need to replenish my brass tube stock. :(

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henry, thanks. appreciated!

joe, thanks. i try to make each model i build. a little better than the one before.

mike, thanks and you got a p.m. in your box.

scott, thanks.

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ray, thank you.

chris, what can i say? you are THE man and i wish i had 1/10th your skill.

ted, thanks. much appreciated.

o.k. so......since the rack go mounted i decided to do the steering to get it out of the way.

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Dave.... Beautiful work on steering set up. I just love this build. I have to say you have way more talent than me, you are making everything from scratch. Wish I had your Machining skills...lol ;)

Henry... it looks like Dave used Silicone O-Rings for the Joints on the shaft and on the steering rack it self for the rubber boots looks like Viton (aka Fluorocarbon).

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