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If that picture is accurate on my screen, I had a '59 convertible the same color. It was called Cameo Coral and was almost a pink and came with a grey interior. My first car.

Like everybody else, that paint job is outstanding and I really like the green.

That looks really good.

There was a version of the AMT '29 Ford Roadster done in red. Had a red car on the box. I have one but don't have a picture.

Looks like it just rolled of the showroom floor. The gray looks great.

I really like this one. Like some of the other posters, I like the narrow body Cobra more than the later ones. You did a good job on this one Ray.

I fail to see this as a big problem. I just scroll through them and pretty much ignore that they are there.

Outstanding!

I owned a '66. The front bucket seats are different from the '69. The '66 used the older style used on earlier models and they changed in '67 to the style used in all the other Chevy models.

I'm glad to see this and the Corvette back on track. I rarely comment but your builds are all like tutorials for models I would love to build. The attempt to build as close to reality as possible is what is truly impressive. Don

I'm very sorry for your loss. It's a blessing you had her for so long doubly so that you were able to visit recently.

What everybody else said. Beautiful job.

Excellent job!

Beautiful job.

Great job restoring that. And I'm sure it has much more meaning to you than just the restoration.

Great job!

Definitely not the only one. I had an '85 Chevy S10 extended cab and it seemed to be the perfect size. Had plenty of room inside and I could haul anything I needed. It was a manual with a 2.8 V6. Don ps. I used it for it's intended purpose, a truck, not the family limo.

Great loss. My wife and I still watch the old Carol Burnette show and he was hilarious.

Well done.

Guess I'm lucky. I'm seeing an ad for Barber Motorsports Historic Races May 18 & 19.

I'm enjoying this. We had a 1995 M Edition. Beautiful car in Merlot Mica, tan interior, and BBS Wheels. It was a ball to drive. I'm afraid my wife had a close encounter with a tree and it was totaled. Luckily she was not seriously hurt but felt terrible because it was basically her car and she let me drive it occasionally.

That's going to be a great addition and very appropriate.

I saw one of these on display at Steamtown in Scranton PA. You don't realize how big they are until you're standing right next to them.

I'll add one Scott. Why do cows have bells? Because their horns don't work.

Actually it's a C6 and not quite as cheap to buy. It can be undone and probably will be.