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I've got to spend more time in the thrift store! It's looking good!

Ok, guys, I think I need some help here. 15+ years ago I started this truck with grand ideas of a kit bashed pro street, loosely based on a magazine cover shot. Ron Cash chopped cab, tubs and rear setup from the Super Bee. Scratch built "GMC" hood and grille. I've already shelved it once, and now I'm losing interest again. I cant get it as low as i want in the front, and the years in storage have caused something to warp on the front end. Thoughts? Comments? Thanks for looking

Great looking springs. Did you make them from wire as well?

This is awesome! Who makes the body? Did you ever finish this one?

You are one talented dude!

A Fury convertible was my first kit ever. Could it have been 40+ years?

Love it! What kit is that?

Beautiful interior! I love the detail!

You nailed that Mexican blanket! Great job!

It's so ugly it's awesome! Great job on the rust. The "streaks" on the side look realistic. Are you going to gunk up the engine as well?

Awesome paint! And with those wheels it really pops.

Beautiful interior work!

Like it? How 'bout LOVE IT! Very sharp!

Perfect stance!!

***. I've got the same "issue". Do you use a booth outside? Open air? Or what? Thanks, John

I have 2 of these kits. I just noticed the older one has an optional rear seat that matches the front buckets. The newer kit just has a bench seat molded in.

I love this car!! You are doing a super job! Did the white walls come in the kit?

Love this car!

Dominik: Thanks. Here's the link to the wip: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=71140&hl= John

Thanks guys! The memories run deep with cars like these!

True, but I'm not about to go back in there for an interior mirror! LOL

Bought this resin kit over a year ago, but didn't get around to it until 2013. I originally tried to cut up the donor car, but it was easier with a kit. I used the '68 Police Cruiser as a donor. Comments welcome! Thanks for looking

OK, it's finally going under glass. I'll admit, it could be better, but I'm tired of fighting the details. On to another project!

Great combinations! Love it!

Thanks, Bryan! Great to have you back!