yellowsportwagon

All very nice.

You mean the 67 chassis. That one is way better than the 68

One less coat next time

I built this to be a way less rusty version of my friends old car. 289 HiPo 4 speed Sauterne gold with a Parchment and green interior. Mostly out of the box with the exception of the tires and some carpeting.I tinted the windows but I think I put a little too much color on.

Yep it has an engine from a Revell 70 Torino cobra

No plating,quite a few pinholes and yes 69 Galaxie donor. Not the best resin I’ve seen but faaaar from the worst I’ve ever seen. I would give it a 79% grade

Finished last night. Fought me from the word go.

Dancing Bear

Best looking car ever made!

The color is supposed to be Tawny gold. But I think it came out too green.

Thanks guys

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I agree an excellent kit to build. I had zero fit issues. Proportions look great too.A pleasure to build.

Box stock AMT kit aside from lowering and 3D print rims and tires

Really really nice job on a tough kit

Nice!

So this was inspired by the car that the Martin Brothers built in Iron Resurrection. I cut the rockers off below the body line and replaced them with ribbed evergreen sheet. Then I cut the scoops into the quarter panels. I put a 3D printed Mercury MARINE LS7 DOHC engine in it. Had the rims made for it.

Nice

That is sick cool!!

Really nicely done

One of my favorite 70s Monogram kits. Painted a pearl orange I whipped up. Camera makes it look redder than it is. Chromed the sidepipes and switched wheels for some printed daisies.Other than that box stock.

Cool oddball build!!

It’s basically a resin copy of the old MPC Yarborough Laguna with an AMT nose bumper and hood. I absolutely hate the AMT kits huge wheelwells and goofy completely wrong roofline. The MPC body is light years better. So rather than scare up a rare AMT 73 kit and a scarce MPC Yarborough kit just use a resin. Way cheaper. This isn’t the best body I’ve ever seen but I’ve had it for years. Time to use it.

Real car

Resin 73 Chevelle on a AMT NASCAR chassis. This was a goofy looking car the way the rear axle was placed in the wheelwells.