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This looks terrific. Keep her going!

Wow. This is super slick. I was kicking around a similar idea using the Foose truck.

Hi guys. I know it's been a hot minute, but I'm finally starting back on the bench after a couple of years, and I've chosen this model as my breaking-the-fast project. The model will be white (sort of a semi-gloss) with a maroon interior and top. More soon.

Hey guys. Thanks for checking on me. I am doing okay. About two years ago, I really got burned out on modeling, so I packed up the workbench and tossed everything on a shelf. The farm always needs attention and I picked up another hobby. I started doing a little writing. Fictional short stories. And I've fallen in with a real good supportive group of hobbyists, much like I had here, and the change has been extremely cathartic. Just recently, I have unpacked the workbench and I have grabbed out a WIP and I'm back at it. But in a very 'when I'm in the mood' kinda way. I think my competitive modeling days are behind me and I'll just be building models to shelf specs. I was able to get to a GSL before Covid hit and I was happy to win an award. So that bucket list item has been accomplished and have all the trophies and plagues I have room for. But, modeling is in my blood and I will always be back. I'll be seeing you around. Rob

Builders, I must apologize. It's terribly irresponsible to start a build-off and then just disappear. But around Oct 2022, I just got utterly burned out on modeling. I picked up another hobby and I've been doing it ever since. I'm only now starting to get back to the modeling bench. I hope those of you who built a model for this enjoyed it and finished it. I'm very sorry to let everyone down. I will NOT be starting any more CBP's. Rob

This is my beater Cougar with a very 70's vibe to it. It was inspired by another famous 70's beater. Check the tag.

That Porsche is just amazing. Well done!

Not too bad for a scratch-built EFI intake.

Very likely. I parted out one of those many years ago for another Cannonballer. After the Cannonball I dressed her up as a Carrera Panamericana racer. Corvette suspension and the 427. The Impala is coming along nicely. I lowered the suspension a scale two inches so the increased tire size didn't make the car ride higher and look silly.

I'm not sure what kit these wheels/tires came from but I've been saving them for a special project. I have the bosses modified for mounting. I'm very pleased with the kit engineers. Some forethought was involved. The wheel mounting posts aren't just some arbitrary size, they are 2.5mm in the front and 3.0mm in the rear. Making it easy to modify and re-drill the wheel bosses. I also added disc brakes to the inner surface of the wheel back so that it looks pretty authentic. More soon.

I don't know why I'm getting double posts when I add photos but I am.

Scratch building an EFI intake. I'm going to add power steering, modern wheels/tires, and brakes. Paint, I'm undecided on but this Impala has a beautiful bodyline so a two-tone is likely.

Yep. Still around. Just not around these parts. About two years ago, my modeling ADHD was kicking my butt pretty hard to the point where I got burned out. So I started doing a little fiction writing. I've been pretty deep in that now for about a year and a half. But lately, I've been looking at the stash and the state my hobby room has devolved into, and I think it's time to clean up the cobwebs. The seventeenth running of the Cannonball CBP. Man, that is pretty darn cool. I never would have dreamed it.

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Well, It's been nearly two years since I've done any model building. Another hobby has occupied me. I think maybe it's time to clear off my bench and get back to it. I think I'll throw my hat in the ring here if that's okay. A build like this with fairly minimal mods seems like a good way to ease back into it. Sign me up for an AMT 1967 Impala. It looks like a nice kit. Lots of detail. I think my mods will be a wheel and disc brake upgrade, a scratch-built EFI intake on the kit 427, and some headers. Paint will be the real challenge.