Recent content by Papi

Thought so! The building looked familiar. I lived in Halls from 1964-1970. That was where the old Al Mart was located, which was one of the predecessors to the big box stores like Wally World, etc. Used to get all my HO car stuff there. Even though I have been gone 40+ years, I can still speak...

Where was this car show? Looks vaguely familiar. [S

Only thing I would do would be add door handles, brake lights, and patch the hole in the floor, then rock it all over the place as-is.

Not a rat. Sorry. Doesn't mean you can't fix it up, but it'll never be a rat. Basically it's a stretch Mustang under the exterior metal, so you can make it really fast and handle really well. But PUHLEEZ don't paint it flat black! It'll just look stupid.

Small block chevy. Now that's thinking outside the box!

I've had the same bee buzzing around in my noggin for almost 10 years, except mine was going to be based on an Isuzu pickup. But then scrap prices went way up, two kids entered college, and :confused: the money went away. I say go for it and build what you want and not worry about making anybody...

I like option #3, but it's your car not mine.

Round off the opening and I think ya got it.

[S Not sure I get it

I like the paint color and the cracks but not the black primer showing. But it's your build, your rules.

wow love those COEs!! Might be worth a trip to see it in person some day. [dr

kewl I love everything about this build! The "speed holes" in the axle and bones just make it have that certain old rod look that I dig. Also, the fact that it's not a Small Block Chevy with an automatic makes it even more unique! [cl