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Attention GlassWolf
Glad to see you back. I was just wonder if you've made any progress with the charger lately?
- MobileAudio219
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I pulled the car out to send it to it's new home, but I'll try to get some pics of it (probably on a flatbed) in a week or so.
Till then, have some pics of a 1:18 die cast I've been working on.
Changed out the tires and wheels for TT2 wheels and drag slicks, looking for a set of traction bars to add to it, going to add the sub in the trunk, paint on exterior and interior matches my car, put the disc brakes and rotors behind the wheels, and swapped out the 426hemi that came in it for a 496 Indy engine (440 super commando with a few mods)
Now I need to find a 1:18 MSD box and paint the radiator aluminum, and do a few more touch ups to match the actual car.


PS, I removed the little 1:18 "fast women" figures to take those pics.
Here's one with the girl.

A picture of the die cast from the rear with the deep offset rear wheels and drag slicks

and finally, an interior shot:

Till then, have some pics of a 1:18 die cast I've been working on.
Changed out the tires and wheels for TT2 wheels and drag slicks, looking for a set of traction bars to add to it, going to add the sub in the trunk, paint on exterior and interior matches my car, put the disc brakes and rotors behind the wheels, and swapped out the 426hemi that came in it for a 496 Indy engine (440 super commando with a few mods)
Now I need to find a 1:18 MSD box and paint the radiator aluminum, and do a few more touch ups to match the actual car.


PS, I removed the little 1:18 "fast women" figures to take those pics.
Here's one with the girl.

A picture of the die cast from the rear with the deep offset rear wheels and drag slicks

and finally, an interior shot:


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