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The neurons in my brain that retain that information have been cauterized shut. :lol:

We weighed it the other day. The right and left are backwards as we had the scales on the wrong sides. Still no doors, fenders, hood or nose and obviously the driveline and turbos so it’s gonna get a lot heavier.

It is a great show and something you should experience at least once. Been there twice. I might have to go back with an electric scooter or 2 new knees. :rofl:

Cool, mine is similar, but the rods go front to rear on the funny car part. I have a little handle I push forward to drop my net out of the way. Can't remember who I got it from. Car looks great. I bet you're eager to make a pass in it.

There are 2 different extensions available. I have used both, the vertical worked on my SB. The horizontal my Hemi.

It is available at hobby shops, now. I have one, but have not yet built it. It is a straight re-release of the 1968 kit. I built the convertible kit, using the more detailed chassis from newer 1970 Super Bee kit. Do a Google search for for one, and you should be able to find a hobby shop that...

These pics are from my '63 330 Sedan. I think the Plymouths had a different PB layout ?

Dupli-Color, Cast Iron Grey is what i always use. I get it at my O'Reilly's store, all the time.

At the moment, getting to the Windy City on the 20th via plane is not looking too promising right now. Under normal circumstances it would be very easy to get myself there - I'm 20 min. from my regional airport which flies directly to O'hare. Once in the air it's about a 2hr flight and the...

Perfect!

Somewhere, there is a shaggin' van, just waiting for those wheels!

Very period correct. Look a lot better than what you have on it currently and being Western, they are a quality piece. I say do it.

Had to go for Sunday drive!

Breaking News: '67 front end misc parts for sale in the parts department.

On a 1980 Corvette

That's a beauty and Magnums would be a perfect wheel choice for that. It's up to you but nothing wrong with that 273. You could doll it up with a Hi Po 4 barrel manifold , valve covers and air cleaner just for fun.

If you look closely my buddy's black 68 Hemi Roadrunner is in the background in all of these pics. 1989 at Dragway Park in Cayuga.

It has a spring loaded release at the top front and the front bar folds in dropping the net. There’s a handle that clips into the release so it’s easily grabbed with gloves on.

Nice! That's looking right.

It has rallye wheels currently,but the plan is 15 x 10 polished aluminum slotted wheels in the back 15 x 8 slots up front.