Rob Hall

That engine stand looks similar to the one in the ‘40 Ford kit.

Yes, fuel economy and efficiency. I’ve seen almost 30mpg highway in my Cadillac with the 10 spd auto and 3.6 v6…not bad for a 4100lb AWD luxury sedan.

About $3.05 for regular unleaded in my area in NE Ohio.

Hmmm...the only one I can recall that came with a cowl hood is an obscure AMT custom dually snap kit that's never been reissued in the custom form...

The OP asked for Revell, so the '99 is the one..

I've been good about dealer service and recalls on mine. So far, no issues...I have a '14 GC 3.6 w/ 81k miles.

Sounds like maybe the Revell '99 Silverado..most recently reissued in 2023. It's the only extended cab Silverado kit I know of (released in stock versions and modified versions). It doesn't have a cowl hood, but I've seen resin ones on eBay. Box art of the 2023 reissue: Scalemates has pics of the previous issue box art here: https://www.scalemates.com/search.php?fkSECTION[]=Kits&q=revell+99+chevy

My Cadillac has the 10spd automatic, very smooth. There is a recall for it, will be taking it in for an oil change soon and get the fix (which appears to be a software only fix). My Jeep has the ZF 8spd auto, also very smooth.

That kit has some proportion issues with the roof and rear quarters. I recall lots of discussion here when it was first released 20+ years ago.

Was in my favorite lake/beach towns yesterday and saw this very clean ‘57 Chevy 4dr..green with white roof, color keyed wheels and dog dish caps. Alas, it turned before I could snap a pic.

47F this morning when I rolled out the trash bins. Feeling like fall..a little chilly for shorts and flip flops. Went to a couple local beaches yesterday, 65 and sunny but breezy.

Too much work, and it wouldn’t surprise me if they are different sizes even though both are 1/25th.

No such thing with that hood, though. That twin nostril hood was never used on a regular production Comet…fiberglass part for drag racing versions, wasn’t it? Just another custom version, though weirdly with stock Cyclone wheels. Was Moebius trying to make a Cyclone? I’m sure the aftermarket will make a stock hood soon though. Edit: Found a car very similar to Moebius' box art. A '64 Comet Cyclone K-code with that hood. Lots of paragraphs of blatherage, but it does say the hood was not a factory option. Who knows, was over 60 years ago. Link: https://www.mydreamcar.online/2022/05/12/1964-k-code-mercury-cyclone/. There is a non-working link to more pics and a video on that page.

When I grew up in the Florida Keys in the 80s, the local newspaper would run a weekly pic of a ‘Keys Cruiser’—either something old or customized but also often something very, very rusty. A friend from high school had a rusty ‘75 Granada he sawed the roof off of to make a convertible, for instance. A neighbor had a rusty mid 70s Cutlass wagon where the body mounts had broken off the frame and it went down the road with the body at an angle (maybe 10-15 degrees) to the chassis…

As far as actual cars with different wheel bases on each side, the only one I know of is the Renault R4..may be others more obscure.