Pro Street 66 Fairlane

[raisin27]

[espo]

Excellent chassis and engine detailing. 

[mustang1989]

VERY NICE detailing. Looking forward to more on this car.

Edited September 4, 2022 by mustang1989

[crazyjim]

Excellent detailing.

[bytownshaker]

Looks fantastic !!!

 

[speedy5963]

Very nice detail work!  Build is looking great! 

[1930fordpickup]

One of my favorite cover cars from Super Ford Magazine was a 66 pro Street Fairlane.  Thanks for the memory recall of that car.  

I like where this is headed. 

[DanL]

very nice

[TransAmMike]

Pretty darn cool lookin' Mike.   Really like the engine anf trunk details?

[Mattilacken]

Thats SWEEET!

[Chevy II]

Dang, your detailing is great.

[raisin27]

Got some paint and foil on the Fairlane, ready to be clear coated tomorrow.

[Zippi]

Yeah, that's a Bad looking Fairlane Pro Street.  Really sharp looking so far.

[Brutalform]

Very nice. Excellent detail work. May I ask what racing harness and buckles you used?

Edited September 6, 2022 by Brutalform

[slusher]

Excellent detail and beautiful ? paint!

[bytownshaker]

This is one Tough looking Fairlane!

[Slotto]

Great detail work! That is slick

[Chevy II]

What frame did you use for the pro street tubs & what is the rear end from? Really well done. 

[raisin27]

1 hour ago, Chevy II said:

What frame did you use for the pro street tubs & what is the rear end from? Really well done. 

My original plan was to use the rear tubs from the 70 Super Bee pro street kit but someone I know gave me a resin chassis that was already tubbed. After all the work I had to do cleaning up imperfections I think it would have been easier to stick to the original plan! The rear end is from the Super Bee kit, Thanks

[raisin27]

13 hours ago, Brutalform said:

Very nice. Excellent detail work. May I ask what racing harness and buckles you used?

The buckles are photo etched parts from detail master, the belts themselves are made from masking tape.

Thanks

[Chevy II]

So when you use masking tape for the belts, do you fold it over onto its self so there is no sticky side?

[raisin27]

1 hour ago, Chevy II said:

So when you use masking tape for the belts, do you fold it over onto its self so there is no sticky side?

Yes, then trim it to the width that I want and paint with acrylic paint.