1964 Dodge 330

The box, cool. 

What's in the box. The parts just kept coming. Lots of plastic in this one!  

The Texas 3D engine I'm going to shoe horn into this thing! 

Some engine parts in primer.  

Suspension on the chassis pan.  

Parts of the engine coming together. 

Block painted and plug wires with boots installed.  

Plug wires installed to the distributor, in the correct firing order, and painted. 

The headers look super nice.  

Some more bits piled on and a couple vacuum lines installed. 

Making an in line fuel filter.  

So freaking  

Charles at Texas 3D does awesome work. I did nothing to his parts, not even wash them.  

His customer service is top notch as well. 

I threw some paint on some parts this weekend is about all I got finished. Interior tub is looking good.  

Dash detailed, well kinda. Pretty plain dash with decent decals.  

The wheel and tire package. 

Putting the sides on the interior tub. 

I used some camo fabric for the seats. Not sure I like it but it won't be seen very much when the build is complete.  

Doing some detail on the chassis. Brake and fuel lines ran. I'm going off pictures I found of a restored one. 

Some stuff under the hood 

 

 

The engine stuffed in it 

Testing the hood cut out 

 

 

Check out all the wiring and lines 

Calling it done 

 

 

Quick connect scoop and lift off hood.  

I added wires, fuel lines, brake lines, abs heater hoses. 

Tried my have at covering the seats with a fabric.  

Parking brake cables, fuel line, and brake lines.