Bucky

I use a lot of his parts. Highly recommended.

Sometimes, I listen to, "Hurry up, and get out of that hobby room!!!"

Amazing quality of work going on with this one! I'm glad I got to see the step by step process!

Well, I got this one right. Just when ya think yer familiar with the cars of the world, out comes something like this one to rattle yer cage!!!! HAHAHAHAHA

Very nice replica, Paul! Where did you get the roof section for this build?

Beautifully done!! The transition from hood to dash looks flawless! A great big THUMBS UP, my friend!!

It's gorgeous!! Great colors with just the right fifties flavor!!

I kept looking at the body line along the side, thinking Mercury, but the rest of it didn't register with me. Maybe next time! LOL

It does have a familiar look to it.

Great looking Olds!! I recently built a McGriff racer that he ran at LeMans. Quite different from this one.

I zoomed your pic of the #5 wheels. The center cap looks like the Imperial eagle emblem. I checked my '64 Imperial kit, and they look identical to what's in the box.

#5 looks very much like these: 1964 Imperial The center section of these wheel covers were painted in body color.

Such as this '34 Plymouth...... Complete with 413 Long Ram engine, and drum brakes! Owner said it was a blast to drive, but as hard as a falling meteorite to stop!!

Hasegawa makes this one and a car with number 1 on it.

You could build Richard Petty's 1967 NASCAR champion Plymouth, although it is actually a '66 Belvedere. https://autoweek.com/article/monster-energy-nascar-cup/dream-season-richard-petty-set-nascar-records-1967-will-never-be