JTalmage

Looks like a Fairlane to me.

Thanks everyone. I havent had a lot of time to make it to my friends house to work on this thing. I'm anxious to get it done though!

Building season is pretty much over for me too. I might work on my kits once, maybe twice a month and only for maybe an hour or two. Its hard to drive about 60 miles to work on something that isnt a necessity. When I need to drive 40 miles to work on my Lincoln that is a necessity.

The Thunderbolt is probably one of my oldest builds! Probably pre-teen, built it with my dad when I was a kid! I still vaguely remember doing it

Steve said that the fairlane stuff wasnt available anymore. I am working w/ another member on here in locating an interior tub.

The combination of this trailer, that drag car, and your plymouth is a stellar vintage combo!!!! I really like it!

Thanks, thats just scotch tape painted silver and cut into strips to look like duct tape holding a sandwich bag made to look like a piece of plastic to cover the window.

Now THAT is a great example of a sweet beach cruiser!!!

Ok well thats pretty much all I have pics of at the moment... These pics are also probably 10yrs old. lol

yet more...

Still more...

Still more...

Built these over the years, mostly built during my teens, some younger. Enjoy. More coming...

Built this before I joined, took some pics of it a while back to show someone, thought I'd post em here too... My first good two tone job as well.. These are also cellphone pics... sorry

Hmm.. dunno why the pics are soo blurry... they look great any other time.

Posting this for a friend of mine who's not on this forum. He started this car probably 10 years ago, and it wasnt the actual "Christine" kit, but he wanted to make it one, and so with some parts air cleaners I had, that dont exactly match the movie, he made it work. Better than the single carb it had. So, halfway thru, he moved out of his moms house, in to his grandmas house, then moved out, had a kid, then another one, and so his safe haven away from chaos is his basement, where he and I do our building. Long story short, he finally finished it. I made some movie-accurate license plates for it as well. Sorry for the slightly dark pics, from my cell phone, but here they are:

http://www.amazon.com/Triangle-Coatings-Sophisticated-Antiquing-antiquing/dp/B004BNDH0M Here you go

Wow I want one of these... but where in the world would I put it??? its huge!

I started working on this car again. I need to finish it so it's not on my mind that way I can finish my Charger. I've ditched the hilborns. I could NOT get them to stay glued to the intake. Even w/ CA glue. I've given up on them. I've switched back to the dual 4 barrel intake and high rise.

gorgeous fox man...

Great looking car. Looks like it would be a fun street car in real life!

freaking awesome!

I need to make some parts, and I've already spoken to a few resin casters who didnt feel it was cost effective to cast only a few. So i've decided to take it in to my own hands. I see that the Amazing Resins kit seems to be a good starter kit. Anyone have any recommendations or tips? I just need to reproduce an interior tub to a Fairlane. But if I'm going to start doing parts for myself, I may do more for myself later. Is this a worthwhile thing to look in to doing? I dont think I'd ever produce mainstream or sell, just to use on my own cars, or good friends cars.

I sent him an email. Thank you for offering to help me out with this. Would gladly pay shipping to and from Jeff if needed!

If you need more pics let me know. It's sitting out in the garage Any chance you do any resin casting? I really need a copy of that interior tub! I ordered my bucket seat/console from Modelhaus, and it looks pretty good! Ordered my Dash, seats/console, hood ornament, hubcaps, front/rear chrome bumpers, taillights and bezels, and I think thats it lol... got them just last week actually. nice stuff. I'll post a pic if you would like to see them. I plan to graft the underhood section of a '64 fairlane under the resin body of the '65 I picked up from A/FX years ago... And also use the shifter, and engine/trans from the Hertz '66 GT350H model for a more accurate engine. I'm pretty excited.