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Pretty straight forward, I wish I didnt put an engine in, curbside is the way to go unless you do a flip up body. I do like builds with drivers tho'. Only thing I did different was run exhaust out the body and add 2 more fins plus the driver. Chassis is Revell 57 Ford, engine is AMT 409. Chrome front and rear are Molotow chrome.

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1 hour ago, cobraman said:

Looks pretty mean. You knocked that out pretty quickly.

Pretty simple build , no interior but I made a cradle to hold the driver in,  cant see the motor so I quit spending time on it, I made a 2 pc. skid plate but really no reason to put back half on.  The chassis fit fine the way it was, I lowered the stance by installing chassis stops (mounts) higher. Paint and decals and a few extra parts. This body needed multiple cleanings,it looked and felt slick. I could not get paint to stick even after bleach, SuperClean or SimpleGreen. Finally hit it with a wet 320 grit then another bleach wash to knock down that mold release.

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