1969 Charger Daytona, Or What It Was...

Thank you! True, a imaginative idea I had a night... :) It is fun build stuff so!!! :)

Oh my god! ha ha! You have COMPLETELY LOST YOUR MIND! ( In a VERY, VERY good way, Brizio! )

I get a real kick out of seeing what you do to these supremely0imaginative builds! You are just UNREAL in your imagination and skill! OUTSTANDING!!!!! ....

Thank you guys!!!!

Really glad you like it!!! :)

Art Deco Charger....cool!

'Rat Fink' would be proud Brizio!

Once again there was a standard plain old model transformed into a wild creation only you could cook up in the recesses of your imagination!

I think Chuck Barris would be proud of this one. Great work Brizio.

Jim

I can't believe it is done!!! Above all some moment where I though I had to trash it... But also I had a lot of fun... :) That should be a the base of every building... :)

Here some pics...

oddmanrush

Brizio, very impressive so far. I like the look of your scratch built seat belts. Did you mention what you used to make them?

Thank you!

I think is medical tape...

Brizio, very impressive so far. I like the look of your scratch built seat belts. Did you mention what you used to make them?

Thank you all guys!!!

@Fox, Yesterday I was able to shot some pain on it... Two colors... For sure I will ****** somo Mopar or Charger fan, but there are a lot of Charger and Daytona models out there, that are a perfect repro of a 1/1, so why not build it different???

SuppressionFire, good that he knows where it end, because I'm not sure...

Here some more pics, this one when the bad idea came in to play...   After I removed the rear 3/4...

The interior... As you can see, the steering wheels and steering column are not original... The column was a hose, and the steering, I don't know from which car came out...

Thank you for looking... :)

Heh Brizio!

Looking far from OOB for sure, like said above only the ghost of 'Rat Fink' knows where this creation will end up. Thanks for the WIP's...its nice to follow along with your mad skills!

This is going to be one of your out of sight fantastic builds, I can tell. Lots of great work on that body already. I know you'll keep us posted and sitting on the edge of our seats waiting for the next installment.

Jim

Also this one its going in the wrong side...

I started to cut the body, front end, rear end, windshield, little chopped the roof... I changed the windshield with another one probably from a car from the 40's... I don't know, it was light blue, with a "V" shape.

Now I have this...

Back to the model, made a little little progress... I was looking for some wheels around 1,2in or 3cm but couldn't find it, so I decide to make my own wheels...  :D 
Here what I did today... I think It could be a good "frame" for a wheel... Soon some progress... :)

aussiemuscle308

What kind of engine is THAT? please explain?

It is one of the late Isotta Fraschini's engine, a old old Italian car brand now extincted. The engine is a 8 cylinder in line, and I scratch build it.

oddmanrush

Brizio, I see seat belts...are they after market, scratch built or molded detail? Good work so far!

I scratch build it. Looks more "realistic". Before I removed the one already on the seats.

Thank you for looking! :)

Brizio, I see seat belts...are they after market, scratch built or molded detail? Good work so far!

Brizio

Some little progress before the week end...

The engine it is almost done...

What kind of engine is THAT? please explain?

Thank you! Too gentle!

Have a great week end too! :)

Brizio Looking good buddy and thanks for more WIP's than the steering wheel! One day I will build a model car and you set the custom level through the roof!

Have a great weekend

Jason

Some little progress before the week end...

The engine it is almost done...

Some progress on the interior...

I know, I'm sorry, but sometime I forget to take pics or post pics... I'm too much into it and finish it... :)

This time I'll try to post more...

*Holds breath!... Hurry Brizzo and take more WIP's than the... steering wheel > finished master piece. I am sure there is more work going on in between those events!