A little grainy but another picture I found. GREAT launch though.
Hubert Platt's 1970 Pro Stock Maverick
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Those are neat pictures. Good thing it isn't front wheel drive, huh?
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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LOL! Yes sir! lolLyleW wrote:Those are neat pictures. Good thing it isn't front wheel drive, huh?
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Th at is a nice way to go! Looks great.
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Re: Hubert Platt's 1970 Pro Stock Maverick
Thanks Lyle.
Aaaand now we have the rear bumper and tail lights. Just got these in yesterday. Still waiting on the front bumper and the correct grille from Competition Resins.
Got a couple of reference shots as well for the engine. Glad it's a 429. Been wanting to build up a 429 Boss for a while now. Getting that motor mount plate between the water pump and block and then getting it to the frame is gonna be tricky.
Aaaand now we have the rear bumper and tail lights. Just got these in yesterday. Still waiting on the front bumper and the correct grille from Competition Resins.
Got a couple of reference shots as well for the engine. Glad it's a 429. Been wanting to build up a 429 Boss for a while now. Getting that motor mount plate between the water pump and block and then getting it to the frame is gonna be tricky.
Re: Hubert Platt's 1970 Pro Stock Maverick
If it's any consolation it looks like the shock towers were seriously narrowed to acommodate that Semi Hemi.
Some flat sheet styrene and a few precise cuts should solve that. Perhaps thinning the back of the pump by a few strokes of sandpaper and Voila! Perhaps sanding back the mounting boss on the block as well.
Some flat sheet styrene and a few precise cuts should solve that. Perhaps thinning the back of the pump by a few strokes of sandpaper and Voila! Perhaps sanding back the mounting boss on the block as well.
Now that we know that.... What have we learned?...
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Re: Hubert Platt's 1970 Pro Stock Maverick
Very cool. I'd like to get one and do it stock lol.
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Re: Hubert Platt's 1970 Pro Stock Maverick
Just caught up with this one Joe - Good to see another Maverick on the go.
Just out of curiosity but what are you going to do with the original body? Are you going to sell it on or are you going to display it alongside your rebuild as a before and after?
Just out of curiosity but what are you going to do with the original body? Are you going to sell it on or are you going to display it alongside your rebuild as a before and after?
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