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  1. doggie427
    Very clean build and great choices in aftermarket parts. 👍
  2. doggie427
    Great build !
  3. doggie427
    Gorgeous! Always loved Beaumonts, had a beater ‘67 conv. In the late 70’s.
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    Beautiful work Dennis.
  5. doggie427
    Beautiful work! My uncle worked at the St.Catherines engine plant and drove one of these.
  6. doggie427
    Jim , gassers were allowed a 10% engine setback measured from the furthest forward spark plug to the centreline of the front axle. Altereds were allowed a 25% setback.
  7. doggie427
    Beauty paint! Coming together nicely. Interior is exceptional.
  8. doggie427
    Great build, lots of building ideas! (some of which I’m going to steal) I’ve been wondering what to do with my Testor’s ‘46-48 convert. Love the very clean integration of the Foose/Roush frame and drivetrain. Did you narrow the box and widen the rear fenders?
  9. doggie427
    I’m running out of superlatives, stupendous work as always!
  10. doggie427
    Tony have you thought of taking it to the IPMS show at the CWHM (HeritageCon)? Last Sunday in March.
  11. doggie427
    Beautiful work Phil ! Those Phantom Vicky look great on just about anything.
  12. doggie427
    The steering wheel is amazing Steve . I really enjoy your posts, especially seeing each detail built up into a model of its own .
  13. doggie427
    There was a Revell 1/25 Nomad w/similar features as the video buildup (open doors etc.)
  14. doggie427
    Thank you JC for the torsion bar lesson. Your solution is beautiful !
  15. doggie427
    That would be much appreciated! Thanks in advance 👍
  16. doggie427
    Very realistic work on the torsion springs, a detail I have made a few futile attempts at replicating.🤷🏻‍♂️
  17. doggie427
    Beautiful build Steve. Ed’s p/u body is so much more accurate than the Revell and AMT versions and you did a wonderfully clean buildup with very nice paint. 👍
  18. doggie427
    Looking great as always JC. When I read the title I immediately thought of this gasser Shelby,(even tho it’s a ‘68)
  19. doggie427
    Congratulations Claude! Each one of your salt flat builds tops the previous. Excellent attention to detail and beautiful rendering of your vision. Absolutely love it!
  20. doggie427
    Outstanding Claude ! You have a beautiful touch with Bonneville/dry lakes cars.
  21. doggie427
    Absolutely beautiful Dennis!
  22. doggie427
    Amazing build Steve, easily one of the top handful of replica stock builds that I’ve ever seen anywhere. Congratulations!
  23. doggie427
    Does anyone know if changing the 1965 Riviera chassis/motor for the much superior 1966 would be prototypically correct?
  24. doggie427
    You did a very good job, I’m getting older now and my eyesight is suspect…..😎
  25. doggie427
    First of all, I love your weathering job on your truck. Not to be a wise guy But the cameo pickup bed and fenders were fibreglass and wouldn’t have rust stains, faded paint and cracked fibreglas however was really common. 🤷🏻‍♂️
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