MPC 1968 Dodge Coronet R/T

[Dave from Pleasanton]

Great looking dash.

[goofy62]

Thanks folks!

I think the dash and corresponding parts are finished.

Just a recap.

Modified dash pad, added gauge and dash face trim, and scratch made steering wheel, steering column, levers and pedals.

Steve

[goofy62]

Added a scratch made under dash 8-track player. 

Steve

[41chevy]

Excellent 8 track! Course the ashes from the ash tray will get into the player

[goofy62]

Sorry that I haven't been around much lately fellas, but I thought it might be time for a quick progress update.

I've finally finished mating the interior and chassis to the body.

The engine is in, and all of the engine bay details are finished.

Thanks!

Steve

[Spike]

That's a ridicules amount of detail, big respect. 

[constructionbob]

Its a pleasure to follow!

[lo51merc]

Incredibly fine work we're seeing here boys. Emphasis on the word "fine"!
Gary

[TooOld]

Possibly your best effort to date , especially the detailing of the dash and engine compartment .
Do I see a VIN Tag or some type of tag on the passenger inner fender ?

[goofy62]

Jan 18, 2022 5:49:12 GMT -5 TooOld said:

Possibly your best effort to date , especially the detailing of the dash and engine compartment .
Do I see a VIN Tag or some type of tag on the passenger inner fender ?

There is a "Data Plate" on the drivers side near the battery if that's what you're referring to.

The tag on the passengers side by the washer jar is just a generic decal.

The data plate was replicated by casting the battery tag and painting it body color.

Steve