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I kind of like the rear the way you have it, I also like that you kept the '58 roof vent. What type of moulding are you thinking about? Looking forward to seeing more.

Kenneth, The way you cut the top, reshaped the hood and the style of skirts your custom is starting to look like Bill Carr's Barris Aztek Showcar. Keep up the good work it's shaping up well.

I like that subtle cowl induction style scoop on the hood and that beautiful jet black paint job. It adds a lot of muscle to the Merc.Great job!

This at least one of the cheapest midlife crisis' I could have chosen.I seam to be enjoying it more also, Probably because we can afford to get all the kits we want to now.

Thanks for the comments everyone. I don't plan on chopping this one Mike, the support pillars A and C are a little to thin,plus with opening doors there is not a lot keeping this car together as is.

Here are some pics of a project I'm working on.It is a '56 Ford Victoria with a few body mods in various stages of completion.Plans are to paint it an aqua marine blue-green. I also plan to airbrush some tikis and tribal designs on the hood and possibly trunk.Let me know what you think, comments and ideas always welcomed.

Nice interior Andy, I like the gold paint on the BMF on the dash center trim.

Like what you did with the rear nerfs and exhaust. I think the side trim looks good, it breaks up the large body panels.

Exellent build ! I think I'm going to have to find one of these kits to build.

That's a nice Hudson !

Like what you did with the tail lights. Do you have an interior picture? From what I can see of the dash it looks as nice as the exterior. Great build!

Speechless, Iv'e seen a lot of things done to a Merc, but never gull wing doors. Very creative and well executed build!

Love the color, clean build!

A lowered Batmobile,Huh... I never thought about doing that........I don't know why, I lower everything. Great Build.

Beautiful job!