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Spent the last hour gazing, literally. That is just SICK!!!!

"Brings back the memories of younger years" I hear ya. I was 33 when it was completed.

Built this one back in 1992 and it’s still holding together in a case. Can't believe it's been 30 years. Went a little overboard w/PE stuff and scratch-built items, specifically the fuel system. It was a fun build that took a few years to complete. It was supposed to be a Joe Amato replica but...

Speedy recovery

Thanks guys. It's been slow going, only fitting time in on the weekends.

Yep, tested it in the chassis

Had a little time this weekend to finish up the interior and start on the headers. I found a cool link below on how to make the headers. I used .062” solder drilled 4 holes into the heads to countersink the solder. The heatshrink at the end is temporary to hold the solder together. Heatshrink...

Haven't had much time lately but I made some progress on the interior. Got the roll cage, seats and Pro-Tech seat belts installed over the weekend. Got the steering column, steering wheel and 5" tach detailed. Hope to finish up the interior this week and move on to the next.

Found this on Model Cars Magazine. This guy is obsessed. Enjoy 64 Dodge D100 Pickup Pro Street

Same here and I still have the track and obstacle courses. Cars on the other hand, who knows where they are.

Hobby Heaven in Hazleton, PA was a once a week for me. Used to ride the bus.

Fabricated it out of styrene tube.

Did a little interior work. Detailed the door panels w/BMF and Chrome Paint Pen; cut the console shifter hole for the 4 speed and fabricated a roll cage.

Wheels came from AMT's 57 Corvette Gasser #6355.

I'll have to look later and see what kit they came from.

Are these the wheels?

A little more reasonable 1/25 - 1/24 Scale - Wheels & Tires - Page 1 - Ted's Modeling Marketplace

1/25 - 1/24 Model Racing Wheel Store — Dancing Bear Scaled Components Not cheap!!!

I didn't like the bulges on the hood w/the Hemi scoop so I dremel'd them off and filled w/model bondo. One more application and a final sand and it should be good to go.

Thanks for all of the replies guyz. Gonna either buy a suitable kit and rob the headers or make my own out of solder. Diymirage - The link for making headers out of solder is awesome. I looked on the net for something similar but couldn't find anything.

Thanks

Thanks Abody. What Chevy kit were the headers rob'd from?

Appreciate it. If not, is there a kit that has decent headers?

Looking for a set of headers for my Dart project w/a 440 from the Monogram Superbird kit. Looked thru my stash and found nothing that works. If you have an extra set that you’re not using or can recommend a kit with a nice set of headers, shoot me a pm. Thanks,

Got the wheels and caps from Scenes Unlimited (item W22) however, I don't see them listed on their web site anymore. They were 3D printed and I wrapped w/bare metal foil then detailed them.

Made a little more progress on the Dart. Had to make some mods to the interior to clear the tubs: remove back seat, make new rear firewall and package tray and trim the door panels. Opted for a 440-6 from the Monogram Superbird kit that fit like a glove cept lost hood clearance. Cut a hole in...

Thanks guyz. I tore the old dehumidifier apart several years ago and saved the cover and fan. Been sitting collecting dust. Put them to good use.

Over the holidays, I made a homemade airbrush cabinet. I dismantled an old dehumidifier and kept the metal cover and the fan. I used the cover as the sides and back, added leftover paneling for the top n bottom, cut a hole and mounted the fan, bought a plastic cake cover from the dollar store to...

Plus frame connectors

Got the wheels, tires, caps and rear done. Found Vallejo water color Port Stone at the hobby store that matched the color of the Dart. Scratchbuilt fuel cell, coil overs and partial 4 link.