1966 Chevelle Ss

[stanleymsn]

this it the motor after sanding and seam filling First coat of paint chevy orange Now the Tranny I used tamiya masking it works really well for me. Now this is the block and tranny painted and ready for the goodies:) Now partily done. Now the body this is after first coat of primer Tamiya grey primer. this is my home made springs I used a paint brush handel to coil it on. this is it half complete I am still working on it. More to come !!!!

[Raul_Perez]

Stanley,

It look like you're off to a good start with the motor and suspension details. Are you going to put a shock absorber down through the middle of the front springs?

Regards,

[stanleymsn]

yes that was just a test fit still working on the suspension

[Clay]

Can i get a few pics of your stand? I've been using empty spray cans for my stands.

Edited January 26, 2008 by jones_clayton

[stanleymsn]

the paint stan is a tamiya paint stand it gose for around $20.00 at your LHS

[Clay]

the paint stan is a tamiya paint stand it gose for around $20.00 at your LHS

if that stabds for local hobby shop then i dont have one but hardware then i do so which does it stand for?

[stanleymsn]

your Local Hobby shop but you can find it online

[roncomatic]

Is this the Lindberg '66 Chevelle SS396 kit? I don't see it listed on their site. I wonder if they're still making it.

Looks good so far. I'm going to enjoy following along with this build. What color are you planning to paint the body?

--ron

[stanleymsn]

yes it's a linburg and I am painting it artic met. blue

[stanleymsn]

[Clay]

That is a beautiful Paint job

[roncomatic]

Thanks for the info on the kit maker.

Paint looks really nice.

--ron