matthijsgrit

Found this: https://youtu.be/hdsm-0ruzsQ

I especcially liked the chronograph like dash of the frist generation.

https://macmodelisme.com/collections/transkit/products/mustang-pro-mod-full-kit-1-25 You don't see kits like this every day...

I had no clue whatsoever. Learned something again!

It's actually looking quite good! To me, only the top of the cabin (roofline, front glass) gives the modernness away. The tires are a great touch!

#metoo

And since Hot Rod is applicable in many, many ways, this is a big surprise by Griot's Garage. Very subbtle though: https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-shows/sema-show/news/a31418/e30-m3-wagon/

Rusty Slammington ! https://stanceworks.com/2019/04/rusty-slammington-a-new-chapter/

http://www.speedhunters.com/2018/11/imagination-means-nothing-without-doing-ltos-bmw-e30/ From render to reality...

Yesterday I saw a hotrod Citroën sedan from the 20's or 30's. Now hotrods aren't very common where I live, let alone a Citroën one... It's body looked to be in very rough shape. To fast for picture, the driver looked very happy! Today, while walking the dog, I saw a beautiful, completely rust colored, 1928 Ford truck. I had no phone on me, unfortunately.

https://stanceworks.com/2021/06/players-classic-2021-part-i/ I believe the Beemer is of his hands (design) as well? And if I'm informed well, the grey FD3S RX-7 is his personal car.

@Cobraman: nice decals. Where did you find them? Ted's (I think I see Ted's yellow finish flag)?

I know!

I love what you're doing here, great project and actually very logical (on a certain level). But those tires! Man, they look like tractor tires to me. Some flatter rolling stock might have saved you from cutting up the arches.