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Everything is working nice, thank you kindly.

Really nice work! I'm eager to see the finished project.

I agree, it's real easy to work with, bends nicely too.

Yes, superb work my friend . Digging the steering servo enclosed within an engine block, very slick!

Wow, what a chassis to start with!

While I was installing the steering bell cranks I found the shims for the bottom of the bell crank bushing nuts to be a little bit out of wack. One shim being thicker than the other. I fixed this with some T.O.P. Racing 1mm thick aluminum shims for pan car rear axles. These parts are a bit hard to f...

The black/gold theme you have going looks very nice Nomad. What are the black ball studs you mentioned -- are they dimensionally similar to the standard kit studs? Yes, they are dimensional to kit studs... .20 and .300" long with 4-40 threads. They are broached ends though, (2mm). I'm pretty s...

Sweet ride, nostalgic for sure!

Personally, I'd go with option #1.

XLR8 wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2019 9:02 am Updates?
Has your diff kit arrived yet?

Yes, it came while I was away (hospital visit!) so I'm just getting back into it now. Updates will be soon!

Paint job looks nice, did you use a "sealer or topcoat"?

Fantastic man. I have some 1/43rd scale water slide decals if they would help.

Looks wicked!

Good day, Salty! Welcome aboard!