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the TV and movie car idea has my interest for sure

Thank you for the input and replies everyone! Yes, it's the rear (driver side) tail-light. Over the holiday weekend the family was going through some old pics, and I spotted the car (not the main point of the pic), and I was intrigued by it. I poked around a little more too...maybe a 62-63 Falcon? Now to hunt down a model kit...

Sorry for the terrible pic, but this is all I have to work with too. I'm trying to figure out what it might be...(pic taken around 1969-1970?) I have no clue.

Great work! ?

Great job (on a very primitive kit). Perfect choice of colors blue w/ white interior. ?

Very nice. Paint still looks wet - great job!

Very nice. ?

Wish my blunders looked this good. It looks pretty fine from here!

Very cool. Nice touch on the rear exhaust tips.

That's very cool!

Any specific model years? limitations etc? I've never built a rat rod, so this is way out of my comfort zone - but I'm game.

Sweet ride! Nice!

Nice, clean build - I like it. ?

Fantastic build! ?

Ryan I like your idea. Or maybe even just a Community Build for 2020 just for Rat Rods ?

Very nice build! Good color choice!

Very nice! ?

Awesome rescue! Would never have guessed it looked that bad before you started. Outstanding job!

70’s Style Chevy Street Van (AMT A-Team kit). Exterior: Removed all side trim/moldings, opened hood, installed new rain gutters, scratch-built door handles/hinges, California windows, sunroof, sun-visor, side dump exhaust, satin black paint, Cragar SS rims with “old school” look. Drive-train: Frame modified, scratch-built air ride rear suspension and rack/pinion steering installed. Monte Carlo SS SB Chevy V8 / TH200-4R auto trans installed up front. Rear is a 12 bolt Chevy from a Nova. Parts box parts, various paints and imagination provide: alum. driveshaft, HD cooling, HD alternator (w/ onboard inverter), PS, PB, AC, and (multi-fuel cells - mounted just inside the rear doors) to provide extended mileage capability (just imagine they’re there in there). Interior: Cab area includes a modified dash, scratch-built door panels and overhead console (w/ dash cam & CB radio).

Putting my build in the Completed Builds thread now...

Very nice, looks like it's ready for work the season where I live.

That''s why that Radar Patrol car could only be a station wagon, the units had to be bolted down some place! Great model though - really like it!

Very nice! Good choice on the rims!

Both of those are very nice! Have to say I like the color on the original post a tad more.?

Looks really great, I like it! what's the paint? I agree, it sure could use mirrors though.