Peter Lombardo

Great job, looks perfect.

Very well done, the paint looks perfect, love the interior detail. Great job, the 63' was a terrific looking car. My favorite 60's Fords are, 60, 63 and 67.

Nice and clean, well done.

Very nice, love the stance with the forward rake. Very well done, love the 8 carbs, they look great.

Simply, a great save. Looks period perfect now.

Looks good to me, nice job. The color looks great.

Looks great. That color works very well on the big old honkin' Caddy's. Nice!

Very nice, I see a trend here, low and black.

Paint is stellar. Love the overall look of it. Very well done.

Absolutely great. I own a restored MGB and MGA so I really appreciate your fine workmanship. Very well done.

Very clean and the paint looks perfect. Super looking for a box stock looking build. Nicely done.

Amazing work, love all of the details that are incorporated in the build, super clean and very well presented. We don't see that many brown metallic paint jobs. It looks great. Well done . Because of the huge number of 32 Ford Hot Rod builds we see, it takes a lot of imagination and careful work to make one that stands out, this one does.

In the link below are two Mustangs done in the style of the famous Eleanor from "Gone in 60 Seconds". Both are old AMT kits and in my opinion, not the greatest kits, but in all fairness, they are older kits so they deserve plenty of slack. The 1967 has the engine from the AMT Phaeton 32 rod. Ground effects, side pipes, opened doors and trunk. Painted Tamiya gunmetal with Tamiya black stripes the 1968 is Shelby GT 500 kit, also with body mods, opening doors and side pipes. It is Tamiya Candy Green Pearl with Tamiya Pearl White stripes and a beige interior, just to be different below is the link which should allow you to see the entire album. If you can't see them, send all complaints to Google even though they will not give a hoot, don't tell me because I have done all I can to get these to post in the past. Did I mention how much I dislike Google? Well they are right up there with Microsoft in tech giants I can't see eye to eye with. Hopefully you will see these cars. https://photos.app.goo.gl/uaTPMT7NwjSnsXWc7

Great story, beautiful build, just so super clean.

Looks great, just as I remember the real thing looking all those years ago. Nice job, the vinyl roof is just so period perfect on that car.

Very nice, clean and the color works on it too. The Prelude was a great car in real life too. I like it.

Beautiful, clean and period correct. I really like the look of this, simple, understated and very convincing with the proper stance too..

Wow, a couple of forgotten oldies. Different! Nice work, not my cup of tea, but nice work on them.

Very nice job on the Sirocco's big brother. One of the best looking 80's import, and yours looks great in Blue. Nice.

Looks great, I have been toying with the idea of building this exact vehicle. Years ago I converted a Plymouth GTX into a pickup, maybe time for me to do it again and follow what you did here. Looks like it could have come from the factory as it is. nice.

Wow, very sharp looking. Clearly we don't many of these "Big" thirties era cars here, love the color combination and the red spoke wheels look great. P.S., that Auburn roadster looks great too, from what I can see of it.

Missed this one before, very well done, love the dog dish wheel covers on it. I thin this is one of AMT's better kits, you did it justice.. Nice and clean

Amazing build on every level. You can see a ton of work and many hours went into this one. The detail is top notch and the colors set it off perfectly. Very, very impressive.

I love it. I have had the same problems with this kit's poor ability to go together, but you did a fine job with it. Love the decals too, very sharp. Great job!

Thanks guys, I appreciate the kind words. I really enjoy taking parts from one and seeing how they look on another, glad that this one worked out. I have two more Mustangs underway,