drifterdon

This is absolutely the most detailed build I've ever seen. All you need is to turn the key, start her up and drive away. That realistic. Incredible job sir. Your WIP is my new tutorial on how to build a model car.

Thank you sir for the info. I think I have the Ventura kit in my stash. I would also love to see someone do up some reflectors/lenses for sale. I've purchases multiple sets of lenses off ebay hoping they'd fit my project. Again, amazing build. This one is going to be saved as a tutorial on model car building!

Amazing attention to detail sir. If I may ask, what did you use to make your headlight reflectors? I'm working on updating the '70 GTO and have drilled out the headlights to get rid of the unrealistic buckets. I have replacement headlight lenses but would love to replicate the reflectors like you have. Don

Steve, your attention to detail and craftsmanship is simply mind blowing. It's like looking at the real thing scaled down to 1/25. Rock on sir!

This is such an amazing build. You know, depending on which states license plate you were going to put on this, many had column mounted registration holders. Similar to this...

Unless my eyes deceive me, it looks you have the correct firing order on the distributor and plug wires. And I've worked on many old Pontiacs that had this same level of dirt and grime. Stunning work sir.

I didn't find one. I just decided I have enough on my plate that I don't need this item at this time.

Thanks for help all. No longer in need of this item.

I have seen online that a resin body and or kit was made of the '72/73 GMC Suburban/Carryall. Does anyone know if this is still available or being produced? Looking to build the truck that is used in the AMC TV show "Dark Winds". It's similar to this body style.

This just keeps getting better and better Seth.

Looking great Michael.

I'll be watching. Love the '66 Bird. I own the real deal. (It's my profile pic)

I'm just blown away with what level of detailing Steve is doing here. Absolute stunner so far. It's giving me lot's of ideas for my future builds.

Gunmetal grey over bright red. It's the car in my profile pic.

Great looking Bird. I own a full sized one that I hope to build into a 1/25 replica one of these days.

That is a stunning Torino you built there Tom. Bravo sir.

Smoke Wagon, (Riley) provided me with a set of tail lights for an AMT Ford F-150 kit I got on an ebay. Many thanks sir. Don

Unbelievable level of detail here. Just blown away every time I check back in.

Your attention to detail is simply amazing. A grunged ashtray! I am blown away.

Wow! What a stunning build of one of my favorite cars. 👍

Such a stunner!

Looks like you won the battle Mike. It looks great.

This build is just blowing my mind. Such an amazing attention to detail. I would have never thought about the vent covers for the kick panels. Genius!

Looking really good Mike. I have two of these kits in the stash along with the Paragraphix set. Your build might just jump start me.

Super cool subject Mike. This was the very first model kit that I finished as a kid. Painted it with paint-by-numbers oil paints and never knew why it took forever to dry. Needless to say it was full of finger and hand prints. Took it to school to show friends and the janitor ended up throwing it away on me. Definitely following along with your build.