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Another one from AZ. This one outside of the Grand canyon.

Saw these when in Winslow Arizona in September. And, yes, I stood on the corner

Wow, this is really nice. Everything looks perfect. nice paint.

Two of many. 37 sedan, just kinda lost interest at the time, and my attempt improving the wagon rod. Put the chassis in the wrong box and haven't found it since. Both will be finished someday.

This was in the parking lot at work.

The just announce Hyundai Santa Cruz. Kinda has the "ute" look.

I always liked this body style. It's cool and different. Sort of a precursor to the El Camino/Ranchero. Years back, someone offered a couple of resin options. Don't know if they're still available though. I'd like to see the 37 Chevy/39 ford tooled up.

Nice job on not the best kit, (In my opinion). Love how you did the grill, looks good.

Go to the web site on the back window of the magnum to see his other "creations"

Saw this at a car show in Rhinebeck NY last year. This one could probably be kitbashed. Started life as a Dodge Magnum. Notice how they changed the contour of the rear roof line without any body mods. you gotta appreciate the body work, whether you like the end result or not. I think the front end works better then the rear.

Like John Candy said in splash as he dropped his coins, "If something works, I stick with it."

I believe Collectible automobile did an article on the artist, who's name escapes me, a while back. I have original advertisements from National Geographic of the 60, 64 & 65 Bonneville framed in my hobby room. Cool stuff.

Rob, you want funky styling? Here you go.

There's a wonderful amount of scratch built detailing on this model. That dash is awesome.

reminds me of this