Mike77

Thanks guys! It looks like the Camaro ones will work.👍

Is there a readily-available kit that has chrome Cragar S/S wheels in 60's drag style? I'm looking for slicks(preferably not pie crusts) & skinnies with the rear Cragars having a deeper offset than the fronts. I know this sounds picky, but it's for a particular project. I know there are a lot of kits that have same-offset rims, or pie crust slicks rather than smoother Racemasters, etc., so this may be a challenge. I'm trying to avoid piecing everything from different kits. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Great work! The 1/16's have a lot of mod potential, I've done a ton of them over the years.

He just listed a bunch of tires yesterday.

He exists, he just doesn't have anything listed right now. Check out the completed listings. bergers10

Contact seller bergers10 on Ebay. He doesn't have any listed right now but I've bought 1/16 rubber tires from him in the past with various tread patterns.

$60 on Ebay

My wife and I returned yesterday from a quick road trip out to the Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial in Arizona. We stopped at the Cadillac Ranch on the way and I snapped a few pics. It's neat for what it is but the Caddys are so caked with spray paint that they're almost unrecognizable...

It probably turns a corner better than this one 😄...

I don't know if I ever posted this one here, I did it about 3 years ago...

Yep, from the GMP/Acme "Prosecutor" GTO they just released.

1/18 and me.

Longshot here...would anyone happen to have any photos of the "Buckshot" '61 Corvette engine? I've searched the web and can't find any. Thanks in advance!

I finally finished this one...

Thanks guys! The wheelbase works out to about 285". I've had the Orbit Orange paint for awhile, leftover from a 1/18 diecast GTO project. I don't airbrush so when I want a custom color I have it mixed. You can get it from Ebay or some auto parts stores will whip you up a can.

Here's a Pete 379 I'm working on. The color is '70 GTO Orbit Orange...

It's a 379 on the box and a 378 in the box.

Jerry's decals are fantastic, you won't be disappointed!

It'll probably be a little higher than that and, compared to the cost of other kits today, it'll be worth every penny considering what you get in that kit. Even if you build it box-stock you have many parts left over. How many kits can you say that about? My pockets aren't deep by any means but I hope to buy a few if I can. And let's face it, with the hobby getting smaller by the day due to aging builders, the possible future uncertainty of Revell as a company, not to mention the current unpleasantness going on, there's always the possibility that this might be the last reissue of this kit.

Looks awesome so far! What blue is that?

I think the 36" sleeper would be fine. I doubt many wreckers really need a sleeper but a lot have them. I've never been to Alaska but I'm guessing a sleeper would come in handy if you get stuck in the wilderness, or it would just be a big tuna can for a grizzly bear!