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Original Monogram Folgers kit. Powerslide decals, Model Master Flame Red Lacquer inside and out. Often wonder wonder how the Nascar history books would look had Tim not died.

The '65 Wildcat could be VERY easy. The '66 is the updated '65. Re-create the body and chrome, and done. The interior in the '66 is actually the '65. The seat patterns and dash are the giveaway. I've been trying to figure out how to make a correct '66 dash for years. I'd love to see the other Grand Prixs, the '66 Bonneville, and the earlier Wildcats. Maybe they'll get adventurous, and do a '67 or '68 Wildcat and big Pontiac, too? Those were nice-looking cars. I tend to agree a 1968-'69 Impala would be a monumental seller, especially if done in SS and non-SS versions for a little variety. Perhaps a Caprice coupe with the option of bench or buckets and a Mark IV? I think it was the '68 that had really cool hidden headlights. I also agree the 1967-'68 Galaxie would be well-received. Handsome design, and it seems it would sell based on the requests. I'd personally like to see the 1965-'66 C-Body Dodges get done. I maintain the Chrysler's full-size cars of 1965-'66 especially were one of the pinnacles of post-war American automotive design, as they were also done by Elwood Engel, the same man that brought us the 1961 Lincoln Continental. The Custom 880 convertible was kind of neat, sort of forgotten now, and the Monaco is a beautiful kit. It would also open up the possibility of a Polara 4-door with options for police equipment, or to build an everyday car. The Charger and Bronco for more modern choices have a lot of options. Perhaps a newer 300 or a Challenger? The Bronco choices are as wide and varied as the Bronco itself. And yes, a new Ram pickup would be a good seller. So would a new F-150. Charlie Larkin

Carl I hope you are doing better. Take care of yourself

Really smooth, cool looking trucks. Great looking chrome work. Great job!

Just checked the Monogram Pro Modeler70 GT has headers, the Revell 70 Cobra (yellow car on box) does not have headers.

Crazy-good weathering and detailing. Nice job on the realism.

Very smooth. Cool-looking custom touch. Great build.

Looks like you've done it again! Outstanding build and creativity. Great job!

Nice work. Good job!

Killer! Well done!

One of nine ... per the Marti report I had for a similar M350 c/c I once owned. Not near as good looking as Seven, but I liked it

Like the realistic looking finishes, especially on the engine.

If not checkout the AMT '60 Ford Starliner kits factory style cast iron headers.

My wife would drop our AT&T U-verse in a heartbeat except they still carry the "car shows" I like so much.

I may get censored for this and I'm not trying to be political in any way. But Louis DeJoy who is the Postmaster General is trying to explain the improvements he has made to the Postal Service have worked to the House Oversight Subcommittee. We will have to wait and see how that works out.

Well, it does say "Aluminum Stickers", so.... 🙂

Should definitely see your Doctor and or Cardiologist ASAP. Any changes in your equilibrium can indicate some serious health problems. Cracked or even broken ribs can be beyond painful and make it hard to breath. Please be safe and take care of yourself. We only get one shot at life.

Can anyone please tell me if the Revell/Monogram 70 Torino kit has tubular headers included with it? Or exhaust manifolds?

Your changes to the body look more like something from the GM Design Studio proposal for the Toronado.

Great looking smooth paint and body. Like how you printed so many parts.

Great looking paint color and finish. The stance goes well with the hood scoop and Hemi engine.

Great looking finished build looks just like the movie star car.

Orson Welles broadcasting War of the Worlds had everyone in a panic......

Beautifully done collection.

Thank you