I will...been a while.

Thanks a bunch guys, it is close. a bunch of the work that took time was the tin needed alot of work, it was very sloppy. Dartin' wound up remaking a few panels and those are done and needed no rework. The wiring was a major learning curve but that is done...tucking it away clean was work. So most is done other than what is listed above. I did do cranking compression on it last week checking things out and it was a little lower than expected @150 so I may have got a touch greedy with duration on this 11:1 but it is what it is.

Very nice!!! I think your oil is a little on the hot side though.

Coolant is a bit warm too/

Nice build!

Beautiful job on this build!

looking forward to the finished car, looks great

Weather is going to be nice at Milan this weekend, just sayin.
Doug

Thanks again guys....Hot is oil is good! lol Anyway I've done a few more things...new chute arm

Unriveted and polished most the tunnel tin and polished the old shifter mount then painted the moly mount tubes ...no pics. Pic of chute has unfinished tinwork. detailed and painted more tin.

This is an older but more clear 3/4 view pic taken with another phone back when i rolled it outside...shows I bowed-out the windshield as much as possible without looking out of place?

Coming along nicely!

Paul make that?
Doug

LOL...no I did...I can run a Bridgeport, lathe, bandsaw, brake, press, mig/tig welder, and design solutions too. I'm pretty good at giving credit where it's due, it's just hard to get on equipment anymore and been a while so it takes me about double the time as it 'should'.

Couple more pics...dash is fiberglass and i have stupid time into reworking it. Bought a LED lightbar from Holley to church things up.

tin

Its really taking shape as a bada$$ car!

Coming from someone who's 'junk' is nicer than most of us including me, I appreciate that. I appreciate the comments, even constructive, from anyone. Looking at some builds makes me want to step-up even more. I enjoy this community, i lurk often but, log-in very rarely. So I'm just sharing my contribution. I'm really hoping it'll run good because, I enjoy the 'motor' stuff MUCH MORE than this 'art project'.

Prototype horn button cover from a yogurt lid and wiring clean-up...added trans temp.

Gonna throw some carpet mats in there to protect those purdy floors?? Looking great maybe one day Ill get to see it in person.