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MeatMan

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  1. Awesome work!!
  2. Just like the title says. See the pic.
  3. I tried to edit my previous post but the site wouldn't let me. While taking pics I realized that Last year's build didn't require a front plate because it was current, and Ohio doesn't require one. Well in '75 it was a requirement, so I had to add a bracket. I'm also adding pics of the Spyder II since newer entrants may not have seen them.
  4. Here's an update on my Cosworth Monza. I had to reverse the changes I made for last years run by removing the turbo and serpentine belt setup. I also had to design and print headers to fit the Monza because the ones that came with the engine wouldn't go under the floor pan. I made them shorty style. I also designed a distributor cap closer to what came with the 1:1 engine, and angle plug boots for a lower profile. I also printed some Weber carbs and designed and printed a period air filter. For the body, I leaned more into the Spyder II look by changing the taillights. That was actually prompted by the fact that I broke one of the kit taillights. I think they came out pretty well. The hood was designed and printed to closely match the Spyder II hood. I've finished the chassis but won't post that until its rolling. Thanks.
  5. Not necessarily. They look like they could be made to cover the wheel hub., The locator on the front set fit spindles I've seen. Nice looking work tho. I just did some and those have me going back to the drawing board. Its been years since I did mine and decided to pull it down and check it out. Those are correct.
  6. Awesome build!
  7. Beautiful!
  8. Ok, just getting back online. I posted it to my Cults3D site for free. https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/fuzzbuster-original
  9. Yeah, I did a lot of research on it too. That info came from the Henry Ford Museum. I did a drawing of the original but had to guess on the dimensions. http://www.radardetectormuseum.com/fuzzbuster_1.html
  10. Nice, but the elite came out in 1979.
  11. Thanks Carl.
  12. That's so cool!
  13. I love it, but the rear wing looks a bit more modern that what was out in 1975 to me.
  14. I can't seem to reply to your messages or PM you. What's up?
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