Outlaw I's or Outlaw II's ????

[Cunning Plan]

Quoting: Big Mouse

Sod the outlaws, just give me that!!!

Who's is that? It is a Chevy Nova right?

It is now my wallpaper

[Titsy]

That was Chris's  Plymouth Duster, before he put it in a ditch and found it had tin worm...

[Cunning Plan]

Quoting: Titsy

That was Chris's Plymouth Duster

Quoting: Cunning Plan

Chevy Nova right?

[Andy]

[Cunning Plan]

That is super nice!

[Cunning Plan]

What engine was it? What year?

[Andy]

Quoting: Cunning Plan

That is super nice!

That day if I remember correctly, it decided to turn vegetarian. Also have a 'before' shot of RK Z28.

[F Body]

Quoting: Andy

Also have a 'before' shot of RK Z28.

The 3rd Gen has aged very well

Is that at Rockingham

[Andy]

Is indeed, AMVO stand that got me a 'strongly worded email' from a former president of the AACI when I posted the photos on their forum.

I think there are a few cars from the club on there.

[Incursus]

Quoting: Cunning Plan

What engine was it? What year?

1972 with a 318ci

[Roadkill]

I was looking back at all the work I put into that Duster ... I'd kill to have that level of free time now.

I'm still proud of the work I did on that car .... and the tin worm was no surprise.  All Mopars suffer in the same places .... I remember screwing the inner and outer rear quarters together with screws and nuts before fibre glassing it up as it had to be done on a budget.

Happy days.  

Rattle can 4 teh win !!!11

[Andy]

Is there a build thread around for that anywhere?

[Roadkill]

I don't think so - I think it was a bit before the MKB became independent so we were limited by the AACI.

There are a few pictures on the gallery - not all but a selection.

It was a cool car.  But I would say that.  

[Incursus]

Quoting: Roadkill

I was looking back at all the work I put into that Duster ... I'd kill to have that level of free time now.

Indeed, just finding an hour to turn the Mustang over (not literally ) once a week is a challenge let alone a project like that.

Quoting: Roadkill

I remember screwing the inner and outer rear quarters together with screws and nuts before fibre glassing it up as it had to be done on a budget.

Held together better than the "welding" job a previous owner did on the inner wings

Quoting: Andy

Is there a build thread around for that anywhere?

I did start a Geocities(?) website many years ago

[Roadkill]

I reckon you should post up a "post-build" build thread.  



I regret not having the shell off you, now.  But it was probably the right choice.  

[Incursus]

Quoting: Roadkill

I reckon you should post up a "post-build" build thread

TaaDaa!!  

http://www.mkb.cc/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=32\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"nofollow\">http://www.mkb.cc/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=32  

Well pics anyway, the order's looks a bit jumbled though.

[Roadkill]

Hahaha, I remember all the "deletes" now . . . . Delete door handles, delete door locks, delete truck lock, delete fuel filler, delete front and rear side markers, delete badges . . . . .

Adding the scoops was my single favourite bit.

Remember the test scoop I did out of cardboard ?

[Roadkill]

[Incursus]

Quoting: Roadkill

Remember the test scoop I did out of cardboard ?

yup...pretty sure there is a pic somewhere.

[Motorama]

I guess its a certain look you are after but the Outlaw style wheel is probably my least favourite of all styles, except maybe white 8 spoke Wellers, lol. I think it looks/will look better with the Torq Thrusts. IMO

If you do buy the Outlaws or anything else for that matter i am still interested in the TTs

[Fieldy]

Outlaw I ..... For sure.....

[Roadkill]

And the winner was . . . . . .



The Outlaw II's just looked a little too busy for me . . . .

Note also the new black alloy wheel nuts (should be rust proof) - I think they add a little something to the whole look.

[Titsy]

Very Mad Max

[Motorama]

I was also going to say very Mad Max, it looks good.

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