Mike F.
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Nicely done. Brings back some high school memories.
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Nice work! How much are you asking?
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Superb, perfection, looks like the real thing. Love the interior.
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Nice job on all. Why did you change the grill and headlights on the yellow camaro?
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That's not fair!
Taking pictures of an actual car and trying to pass off as a plastic model......
Nicely done.
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Looks Great! So realistic.
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nice! How about a pic under the hood?
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So, some progress. I finished the hood and decided to go with this metallic green for the body color. I may do the roof in gloss black, not sure. Also may add some striping. Body needs a wet sanding and then another coat of the green, followed by some coats of clear. It's getting there.
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Nice!
More pics please.....
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Nice! Upholstery looks great!
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Very "adventurous" build. Nicely done.
Color scheme is really nice too.
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Well done, looks great!
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Looks like the "car behind the egg crate grill" is taking shape nicely.
Enjoying your build ?
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Thanks Scott.
Yes, it is pretty much wedged in there and had to cut up the interior pan a bit. However, it is sitting on the frame. Won't look realistic, but still fun. Good thing about the turbine not being real is that you can take some liberties with the detail, which I did.
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This will be fun to follow. ??
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I did a couple of these a few years ago. Built at same time, one stock, other with the custom features. I remember a lot of fit problems. Both had windshield issues.
Don't mean to step on your thread.
Plus, your build turned out better than mine.
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@carbuilder1950 Would love to see more, when you get time.
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So, a little further on the hood. Did some putty and sanding. Created a front hinge. Now just needs a little more putty work and more sanding.
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1 hour ago, Mr. Metallic said:
I'm glad I stopped in on this thread. Pretty unique build you have going on here.
That turbine engine looks great. nice job finishing it out. You rarely see these built, even when they were new.
But how the heck did you find one of these for only $5?????? What a steal.
Just stumbled across it, looking for a kit with two engines, for a donor. At the time, I did not realize how old it was, until I did a bit of research. There were two more. I'll have to go back and see if they are still there. Not a big seller, I guess.
Was thinking I might try to recreate the Chrysler turbo dart. Although this is not a replica of that engine.
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2 hours ago, doorsovdoon said:
Nice bit of surgery going on with this. The engine looks great, nice work.
Thanks. Long way to go.
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9 hours ago, Tabbysdaddy said:
I've been watching. I like what you're doing. The engine is really cool and a good choice for the car. The hood will make the front end less boring.
7 hours ago, slusher said:nice work getting you engine in. I like your hood scoop. Keep up the good work.
Thank you both.
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7 hours ago, Russell C said:
Might flatten the competition, at a bare minimum. Imagine the sound - metal wheels, and an unmuffled V8, sparks flying from the burnout. But could the driver save it if it got into a skid?
Indeed. Surely would crush th competition....
Kidding aside, Nice job on the build.
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I wonder what it would do flat out.......ugh..
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Turned out Great!
I like what you did for tail lights detail. I never thought to do that for my '62. I may try to now, in-situ.
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Nice job. I built one of those kits not too long ago. Had some issues but went together OK.