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A story from when my wife ran the business office in a car dealership. The dealer was given to exaggerate if not outright lie about things in the managers meetings with the managers of all the departments. The managers devised a way to alert the other managers when he would start talking about something that they knew was not true. Whenever this happened, they would alert each other by lightly tapping the end of their pencil or pen on the table. He never found out what was going on if he ever even noticed.

Depending on the era of the building you are wanting to represent, many service stations were built like Legos in that panels of sheet metal were used and bolted and or welded together.

Saw this on the way to the store today. Bad picture, but how often do you see an International Harvester pickup done like this.

Very realistic looking builds along with the shed.

Like the overall look of the body and bed finishes. The long bed step side bed would have been a great farm or construction vehicle. The tires look like a good set of mudders. I'll bet that winch cable gets pulled often though.

Great looking paint and body trim. Like the showroom appearance.

Great looking body work, and now you have a big block for the '57 Chevy.

Thank you for sharing your pictures. Great looking cars and trucks.

Great looking distressed finish. Your mentioned fitment issues with the bed seems to be somewhat common with others who have built this kit. The interior and engine are clean looking.

Great looking combination of hauler and pickup. Like the look of the rear bed.

Bright paint and great looking finish. The body work does change the look on this build. Like the engine detailing.

The body looks much cleaner without the stripes. The interior colors all look great together. Like the wheel and tire combination.

Great looking paint colors and finish. Like the interior trim.

Great looking OEM style paint colors. Cleanly done body trim.

Great looking body work. Never would have thought to use the nose off a '60 Plymouth and a '58 Chevy looking trunk lid. The added side trim and removing the Crown Vic roof trim makes the body look even longer and leaner.