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I've got another '57 Nomad that has Torq Thursts. I really like the look, but just wanted to keep this one as stock as possible.
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Thanks, all! I don't like the way the wheels turned out, and I could change them if I really wanted to. The antenna is guitar string, which looks better than the chrome part they had. I also did gold chrome foil on the emblems.
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I really don't like the wheels, either. And there's no way to paint the trim rings easily.
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Here's my finished '57 Bel Air. This is the Pro Shop kit with the PE parts. They were very nicely done.
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I'm close enough to done to move it over to Under Glass. The Photo-etched parts were great on this kit.
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Quick update. I got the hoses installed. This kit comes with some PE pieces. I really like the detail it adds to the grille.
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You're right, the motor mounts were a bear. I didn't pin them, but that would have been a good idea.
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While the kit feels good and solid, my first issue was with the ride height. I just couldn't get the frame to snuggle in where it is supposed to in front. With glue and clamps I finally got it down.
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I'd be interested in knowing who has built the AMT '57 Chevy Pro Shop kit. What started out as a great kit now has fitment issues.
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I'm on the last stages of putting together AMT's Pro Shop '57 Chevy, but I can't get the front nose to come down all the way. I've tried everything. I don't see where it is binding, and everything looks "right" except the nose. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance
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"I can look back and remember each experience with these models but I can't remember what I did yesterday." I'm with you on that! Great memories
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Thank you all. If you can find this kit, and like GTOs, it would be worth your while. I was pleasantly surprised!
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Thanks so much! You are right, espo, one of the options is to make it into a hardtop, but since most of mine are hardtops, I thought a coupe would be a bit different
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It's been a long time since I've posted anything, but the other day I pulled from my stash Revell's 1964 GTO. This kit is dated 1998, and I really didn't have a lot of interest in it. But I was pleasantly surprised at how well it went together and how solid it feels! I'm not the best builder, but I really like the way it turned out. I guess one good thing about CoronaVirus is that it got me thinking about old kits. I hope you are all staying well and enjoying some extra building time.
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Those are awesome! I've built everything from early 50's up to 1968, then '70, '71, '74, and '76. Glad to see the others exist!
