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Whoa, I don't know about absurd, but totally believable. It's got a great look, I want one. I really, really like this Chuck.

Quick change rear fender? Sail tie down? Anchor cleat?

Wow Joe, every inch of that Camaro screams power! If it's not your best effort, it's at least your furthest reach, every inch has been considered. A real racer. When the time comes, don't forget to post pics to the starting line in November.

Not a car but it was amusing to see Niles and Martin on Frasier building a model. The scene was actually about building the model and not just window dressing.

Yeah, but I'm also seeing a lot of satisfying solutions. This model is in capable hands.

Wasn't in the cards for me this year, but I sure appreciate the pics. Hope someone has a link to more. Thanks Steven.

This is lovely to the 9's. A dreamboat. A dear and long time friend of mine has a brightwork shop and he said he had to polish 200-feet of stainless from a '59 Impala. I shudder to think how many feet of stainless this one has.

Looks-wise, I thought he was well cast as Gus Grissom in The Right Stuff. But this is the one that put him on the map for me.

Wow, what a cool build. Unique.

So cool. I've been wanting to do something like this for years. You did a great job.

Thanks to you, I believe I now own a fully buildable '70 Eldo. Didn't you have to tunnel the otherwise flat bottom interior bucket?

Nice work Joel, congrats on the success of your black. There should be a song call Black Pontiac. Don't forget to post it to the finished builds thread at the end of the year, (and wear a hat 😄.)

As I always say, less is more. Well done.

Mike, if you can't find a plastic one, I have an unpainted resin one you can have. You'd need to put your chrome of choice on it.