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Very nice.

Yes, it's a problem. If you hold them to the fire, you'll get you money back. Did you use PayPal?

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!