some more doorslammers

Fantastic work as always doorslammerfan. You really nail the look of those brutal beasts. It shows a true passion for what you do.

Thanks guys , got started on some detail today

: Very cool Brett !

micsmav wrote:: Very cool Brett !

Fantastic work mate..... Just fantastic!!!!!

That's one wild Willys

Fantastic work!!!!! Great detail
Adam

That's the badest SWC I've seen!
Looks awesome Brett, nice work.

Cool Brass Chassis

thanks guys really appreciated. Built the fuel pump today 11 pieces in the pump and you cant see half of them


rear end is done

Looking good mate

Love your work Slemmerdude, I'm now inspired to drag my Lexus LS400 back to the table.

Thanks guys , went into production line work today or so it seemed with 3 rotating their way around the bench.As I had to make a few fuel pumps I thought I might as well install them all



made and fitted all the blower belts and some more blower restraint straps






some are very nearly ready for their beauty shots

the 57 just needs the horseman decal on the drivers side and its done



the fortyniners done and got a little more done on the willys including a few more decals


hope to get some showroom shots this weekend

well got the willys pretty close. Seat belt (decal) adjust the wheelie bars, put the safety net on the wheelie bars and a little paint detailing

That is one tuff willies man, i love it! The detail in the motor is amazing!!!

Wild Willies nice job

Thanks guys, finished (well almost) WAR, just got to do the throttle linkages wasn't going to but it looks kind of unfinished without them

Nice work, Very detailed

Just wondering, what did you use so that the hoses look real?

looks great mate, nice detailing

Thanks guys ,
Adam if you're meaning the fuel lines its stuff for curtains, like the venetian blind strings only a smaller diameter, its then painted silver. the easiest way to get it to stay in place is with a small wire pin. the bigger size is good for aftermarket radiator hoses. Hope this helps bud

Death, upon or in this case in his pale stead (apparently an off whitish green colour) wasn't feeling it in an Oldsmobile (cant say I blame him really). So what to do?????????? Had this one started a couple of years ago when it got shelved, not sure if he's feeling this one either, front's been stretched as has the back, tops been chopped enough but not to make it to obvious, motor will end up sitting a little higher

Mate, this WILL look awsome when done, you must have the " VISION "! Keep going , it has lots of potential.That cage is wicked, is it plastic or brass??