Check it out!

[ScaleMotorcars]

If someone can come up with a brass one I can cast them in metal for everyone. Personally don't have the time. Ive got an Allison to wrap up.

Oh ya my vote, Hurst over GM

[Don Garrett]

I think Tim may be able to post a pic of the linkage that was on the computer model?
So if one of you metal masters wants to give it a try...contact Dan or me and we'll see if we can get a trans in your hands to fit it to. Hurst or similar please....the ones with the beefy flat shifter arm.....it's easy enough for beginning builders to bend a rod and stick a knob or skull on top, the clutch throw out fork, arm, lever (whatever you guys want to call it) should be easy enough to fabricate for some but that would be up to whoever wants to give it a try.

[Daytonatim]

Well, I just noticed that the Muncie is up for sale on SMC......

Not bad.....

From ART to PART in a little over a month.......and that included 4 trips via USPS.....

Not bad at all.......

I Don't even think the big boys like Revell -Monogram or Tamiya could do that!!!!!

Congratts to everyone

[Don Garrett]

Watch for a peek at the new Offy engine prototype soon gang.

Dan is still doing finish work on the Big Al but it's coming along and the 426 details are being worked out now.

We'd appreciate it if you members that purchase a Muncie would give us your impression of the finished kit. That input helps us produce even better parts and kits.

[whodaky]

Hey Guys;
I purchased 2 of the Muncies. Very impressive resin casting . As has been said with a shifter and linkages it will be even better.
I haven't had time to do anything with them yet, been working on some 1/6th wheels and tyres for my '36 coupe. May post some teaser shots on the weekend if i get the chance and will eventually do tech on what I used and how I did them!
Geoff aka whodaky

[Deuces-wild]

Sounds great Geoff. I wonder if they're still available for 20 bucks... I'm gonna need one for the '41 Willys project.