any up dates

i finished up the rough in on the cowl hood and nose peice

even if its a chevy hood it fits the car good and i have the clearance needed for the carb.

only 3 people at norwalk noticed that i laid down the nose peice on the front

heres a few pics

now it goes back over to Allens for final blocking and primer

Looks good i dont mind chevyhoods, its all about how they actualy work and fit and i dont think GM ever made any 4 or 6" tall versions anyway

I like it!

I like it too.

and its up for sale? your never going to run that R5 are ya

I am really diggin that body color...
the more i see it the more i like it...
put that motor in that thing and smoke some tires already would you.....;o;
cheapst

i will run it for sure once its ready for some test hits to dial in the chassis

i bought it to try and sell off the small block as a turn key car

and if it dosent sell i will have a nice street car
my DOT's are already mounted up on the spare weld 2.0's

loaded it up this morning for the trip to Mich.

sitting in Jeffs shop

Is it sold? Did it go to Jeff Allison(Hitman340)?
I'm dying to see and hear that thing run!

Car is looking sweet

where did you get the hood from ?

Wow, I go away for a couple days (get married) and my head is spinning from the updates when I return. So now the car is sold? Or is it just at the 'tin-guys' shop?

Bob, what brand is the scoop?

Jeff is building the rear wing, all the tin work in the back, lexan window in rear and a dash insert
and what ever else i think it might need done while its their

the scoop is a Harwood 6 inch outlaw smooth top i mounted on the hood

Bob

bought the black powder coated tin, they told me some assembly required to fit a dart sport...I guess I better get at it.