monkeyclaw Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Hey guys; just a couple shots of my current project....doing this car for one of my customers...he wanted a "classic" hotrod for his collection...big deuce kit; opening doors, truck and cowl vent; as well as the flip up one piece front end (for a modern touch) ... this car is all about subtle...smooth side panels; working lites, and boxed frame and 1-1/2 inch front end drop are a few features...will also use the MCM P/E grille on this car; as well as a sterling skull for the shift knob....it's carpeted using black suede...paint work is done...just need to polish it out; and get my display builder HOT!!! check it out
old-hermit Posted December 16, 2007 Posted December 16, 2007 Look's good. I built a 1/8 deuce flip nose last year only I used the track nose on it. It was a fun project.
monkeyclaw Posted December 16, 2007 Author Posted December 16, 2007 Hermit; I like that tracknose!......Is that a big block with TPI stuffed in there??? I have to say for such an old kit; the big 32's go together pretty well....this one has actually been a "fun" project.....I might actually take time out over the winter to build one of my own. The 3 in 1 kits are great; because of the surplus of parts left over for other builds..........matt
old-hermit Posted December 16, 2007 Posted December 16, 2007 Hermit; I like that tracknose!......Is that a big block with TPI stuffed in there??? It's a 409 with 85 Vette FI.
RMurphy Posted December 18, 2007 Posted December 18, 2007 Look's good. I built a 1/8 deuce flip nose last year only I used the track nose on it. It was a fun project. Great looking Deuce their Matt. I'll have to try yhat flip-nose. Yours too Al. By the way Al, where did you get a 1/8th scale 409. Or better yet, where can I get one. Thanks, REX
deucebuilder Posted December 25, 2007 Posted December 25, 2007 Great looking Deuce their Matt. I'll have to try yhat flip-nose. Yours too Al. By the way Al, where did you get a 1/8th scale 409. Or better yet, where can I get one. Thanks, REX Wheredid you get that track nose from, as I am thonking along the same lines myself.
old-hermit Posted December 25, 2007 Posted December 25, 2007 (edited) Rex - The 409 came from "rgondeck", a talented builder, caster, custom decal maker & moderator at www.largescalemodeler.com Deuce - the track nose is from an old Lindberg "Custom T" kit. Hawk models is repopping the Lindy line and it will be available again in 2008. Edited December 25, 2007 by old-hermit
monkeyclaw Posted December 30, 2007 Author Posted December 30, 2007 Thx to all for looking....got the car finished up and delivered...the customer was very pleased with the car! I can't seem to get pix uploaded to this board; but you can view the finished car at my site www.monkeyclawmodels.com look on the "hotrod" page. This was a fun project; and I think I may have to build one of the 32 fords for my own collection when I get time... (after Tamiya-Con). Again; Thanx for looking and all the comments........good luck on all your 08 projects..........matt
Junkman Posted January 30, 2008 Posted January 30, 2008 Rex - The 409 came from "rgondeck", a talented builder, caster, custom decal maker & moderator at www.largescalemodeler.com It looks like the link referring to the resin parts (http://www.largescalemodeler.com/dreams/index.html) is closed. Is there another source for 1/8th scale parts? I need four hemi heads for my exterminator. Btw, that is one of the nicest Deuces I've ever seen.
jbwelda Posted January 31, 2008 Posted January 31, 2008 keep an eye out on ebay, theres a guy selling hemi head conversions and complete motors there pretty regularly.
old-hermit Posted January 31, 2008 Posted January 31, 2008 Try this Junkman www.largescalemodeler.com You will have to join the site to access the "For Sale" section.
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