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Old 02-12-2004, 03:43 AM
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pontiac firebird streetdrag

ive recently decided to finish one of my first kits i got. it is a pontiac firebird ram air, has drag slicks, wheel tubs, roll cage tube front chassis and a supercharged engine that is under contsruction. it is metallic red with metallic yello flame. does anyone have any advice on making "bug catchers for v8s? ill post pics really soon, i just need to upload them.
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Re: pontiac firebird streetdrag

I remember a person from our club used to use large round tube. He would squash it together to form the shape of the bugcatcher, fill the end with a putty. When dry he would sand it into shape.
Small mesh was added to the front.
Didn't look to bad once he had made a few and started to get his technique right.
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