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  1. Thanks Roger for the nice compliment! Here's another picture. IMG_7299 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr
  2. That's a cool early picture. You have to take a second look to notice the open door the missing 01. Here's an update. I painted the black on the tail light panel and sprayed the clear lacquer on the body. In a week or so I'll polish the clear. Today I made a couple of adjustments to the stance(ride height) and took some pictures with the wheels and tires on one side. It's propped up on the other side. IMG_7265 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7269 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7297 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7295 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7288 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7291 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr
  3. It's been a while but here is an update. I started painting the wheels. I made pedals and an automatic shifter for the interior. I'll be using a heater under the dash board from a Revell 69 Charger. The engine is a 440 with an automatic like used on the show cars. This model comes with a Hemi engine that was never used on the show. The head rest on the front seat is a set from a Revell 69 Charger. I started painting the chassis. I painted it mostly like it would be painted at the factory with gray primer in the middle and the body color overspray. I painted the engine compartment and inner front wheel wells as if the car was painted with the front end off. I painted the body with Testors Custom Lacquer System Hugger Orange and applied the decals. The decals represent how the car looked in the early Georgia episodes. I also painted the headliner inside the body. IMG_6206 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_6195 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_6238 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_6225 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_6244 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_6174 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7191 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7218 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7212 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7214 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7216 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr IMG_7215 Small by Michael Scarola, on Flickr

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