Pat Cardz

headliner made from the inner material from a wallet, some engine bay accessories detailed.

That is one wild paint scheme! Well both are! Love all the custom touches.

Very nice paint and the brake booster and air filter will look awesome. Not trying to discourage you but for future Chev projects the spark plugs go lower and in between the exhaust manifold ports. Not a major issue as I made the same mistake on my Impala. Keep up the great work, look forward to seeing more of this.

Looks really good so far! Those rims sure will give a different look from the norm. Keep it going, I want to see this one finished. I need some inspiration to finish my 60.

Wow fantastic looking 57! The stance, wheels, color, everything looks perfect! I love the sleeves you made for the rear tires!

Very nice, that is cool! My dad sure would love one of those built out of Kokanee cans

Thanks everyone! Weather is still crappy up here, hopefully the sun comes out this afternoon so I can take some pictures outside with the new camera.

Very nice work on your Cuda!

Very nice rendition of Mikes Nova. Love the weathering, man you nailed this one!

Thanks guys! Here's a close up of the keys in the door. I wanted to get some outdoor pics, (all these pics were taken with my old camera) but the weather isn't cooperating. I'll post it under glass when weather permits. Thanks for all the great comments guys!

Thanks! Here it is with the bumpers added.

Thanks guys! Sak, the fuel line is around 25 gauge I think, its actually a strand from picture hanging wire. Go to your local dollar store and pick some up. Its actually several wires wound together, so it should last you a long time.

Thank Juergen! Here are the completed engine bay pics.

Awesome work Raul! I just got caught up with all the body work, which is very well done BTW(as if U didn't know)! I look forward to seeing the rest of the interior because that seat looks great with the piping. Keep at er!

Looking really good! Love that color, and your digital gauges look cool too!

Thanks for the great comments guys! I added three coats of clear on this one then cut(wet sanded) and polished it. I used micro mesh polishing sticks 3600, 4000, 6000, 8000, then I rubbed it out meguires polishing coumpounds. I've since gotten Tamiya's three step polishing compounds and have been getting better results. There are some fine scratches in the paint, not perfect, but I was happy with the result at the time. Here's a pic of the completed chassis.

That's one wild looking 32! The engine looks great and I like what you did with the rims. Keep up the progress.

Here are some pics of the stance and BMF applied to the body.

Couple chassis shots.

Every thing looks great, look forward to seeing it all come together!

Paintjob looks really good. Ill have to try these new paints the results look great when applied properly. Keep us posted.

Thanks guys! I actually built a GMC and Ford GT in between these. Here's the grill, it was opened up from the back. The bumper was in bad shape when I got it so I had to repaint it with Duplicolor chrome. I didn't have an airbrush at the time so ALcad was out of the question. Well, I have an airbrush now but still don't have Alcad.LOL

Forgot to add the engine pic to the last set.

Body painted Daytona yellow Kit tires will be used Engine bay painted

Thanks guys! Engine bay and tires.