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Outstanding! Hard to tell the difference between the real thing and the kit!

Killer!

Very nice 👍🏻

Very nicely done, love the color scheme!

It is mind blowing 🤯 to me in Virginia to see all those classic cars with little or no rust! I bet you can even find a 90’s-mid ‘00’s GM truck with the original brake lines! 🤣🤣

Now that’s what I like to call “Twisted Sister!”

Can’t wait for the kit to come out! I remember my dad and uncle drinking PBR, when I turned 18 my dad wanted me to sit down and enjoy one with him! That’s the ONLY time I ever drank one🤣🤣! Apparently they’re what all the “Hipster Doffus’ crowd drinks now! Ah now I did drink a Schlitz or two in my day, I remember my dad listening to country music on the old A.M. radio in his company car when a song called “ The beer that made Milwaukee famous has made a loser out of me!” I asked my dad what beer the guy was singing about? Yep, you guessed it…..Schlitz! Great memories

She’s a beauty! I remember reading an article wayyy back in the day about how it got the worst gas mileage in ‘69, it was like 9 mpg. Keep us posted!

They look awesome

I’ll check my stash and pm you if I find anything.

Anybody have a MPC ‘68 Coronet Hardtop that they’d like to trade for a Convertible, or to trade for anything else? Thanks!

Awesome man, thanks.

I’m looking for a boot like the one on the MPC Pontiac Bonneville Open Roadster or anything else that would fit a full size GM. Thanks for looking and let me know if you have anything that might work.

Wow! Excellent details and paint work!

That’s one “Fink-a-died” ride! Love it and love the back story as well!

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Great work Jerry, that’s an awesome collection you have there!

Man, I’m diggin’ this Impala! Where’d you get those tires?

Dave, I knew you’d like this! Outstanding weathering!

Very cool 😎

Great job Eric, that yellow interior really stands out!

Beautiful job! Always loved that color combo!

p.m. sent

Thanks guys! I grew up watching Lennie, Ray Hendricks, Sonny Hutchins, Jimmy Hensley race at the little “bull ring” that Denny Hamlin got his start, Southside Speedway.

Great job, I remember the first time I saw one “back in the day” and thought that’s a cool looking car!