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AMT 1956 Ford Victoria. Quick shelf model I built a few years ago..

Insane... I love it.

captures the 70s Street Freak feel.. nice job.

Wow, that's nice.. great example of less is more. Great job.

Thank for all the kind words.. you guys are right , it would run in the altered class. This was built to compete with another great builder on this site, Brian Drumm. We are competing in 3 model shows . The first one was Nov of this year and the last one being I believe Sept '18. I designed a front end for it from a '41 chevy pickup, but I couldn't get the look I was going for in the time allotted for the build. So, I just left it off and called it finished. /// Steve Martin. The trunk "key" is just a old chrome screwdriver i found in a parts box. I cleaned up the flash and hit it with red and blue Sharpies to look like an old Craftsman. /// Steve Hardesty , I'm glad you like it. I am proud of it, thank you. /// Keith, that is probably the best complement I ever got for my builds. " I keep going back and admiring it" .Thanks.

nice clean build, great job

1947 Resin Body. everything else parts box or altered / modified Galaxy kit.

real nice.

nice work so far Brian, I love that engine work.

Off to a good start, I'll be watching this one. sah.

I'd start here.. http://ecsvr.com/slx/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=2

JC. shoot me a PM, thanks, Jim

Hi all, I been on this forum for a number of years now over in the model car section. About a month ago, I bought an old Tyco slot car track for my grandson and I to play with when he comes over. Well, guess who's been playing with it more than he has. I was into H/O slot cars back in the early 80s but, when I turned 15, I sold all my stuff to a kid down the street and pursued "other" interest. Needles to say, now, I regret getting rid of all 20-30 cars and miles of track I had. So, I am interested in getting some cars but I don't wanna dish out ebay prices. Can someone point me in the right direction to start building a modest collection of slot cars without going broke.? I have kits and parts to trade if anyone is interested. Thanks, Jim U

clean build Brian, nice job my friend.

Fantastic build

off to a good start. looks good.

my daily driver last summer..

i love the mods you done to this.. i'll be watching this one. nice job

very cool

awesome paint, great looking build.

nice build, well done

....and this, ladies and gentlemen, is how you build a box-stock. Great job Chris.

Man, great work. I love this thing.

As usual, super clean build with great attention to detail. Awesome stance. You really captured the attitude and spirit of outlaw - drag.. great job pal.

Fantastic work. you really nailed the stance.