JJ Deuce

yes..hopefully. Moebius' apparent success with their "good enough" approach is unlikely to bother fixing their obvious errors... good lord. You don't have to troll EVERY thread about these kits.

good news! Thanks!,

Need a '70 grille for one of my kits. Before I try to scratch one I wanted to see if anyone is making them already.

Nice job! Truck looks great

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Slots look great on that truck

I got both kits a few weeks ago, opened them up and then put them in my stash. All this talk about the textured finish prompted me to open them up and see for myself. I don't see an issue. It's a really fine texture and if one coat of primer doesn't cover it, I'd be shocked. I'll get started on the '69 soon. Opening the kit got my mind racing about how I want to build it.

Very nice!

Well done! I love seeing stuff that would be appalling in 1:1

Neat! Admire your persistence in finishing 8 kits. Great work.

Everybody's different, obviously. I'm not a big guy either, at 5' 10", and I fit fine into the Camaro. Heck, I even had a Miata as a DD for awhile.

Big deal. Common conversion to update the front clip to later super duty spec. There's at least half a dozen running around town locally. Nice job. Good looking truck

Dang this thread. I went and preordered one of each.

Great build. As you mentioned, I've seen several people start this build but never finish it. I'd never seen the movie but your build convinced me I should check it out. I still like your model but man that was a bad movie lol.

Nice! Love the "deadhead sticker on a Cadillac"

Beautiful! Love the caddy power. I've got one of those parts pack engines for a '29 build.

Looks sharp. Love the color combo and the Cragars. I might be biased though

OCD, it's a gift and a curse. Didn't intend to take away from your great work.

Left rear tire is on backwards. But that's a great looking mustang, love the stance.

Love the intake setup!

Nice build, love the deep purple paint! looks like a Boss 429 rather than the 427 SOHC

Well done. I agree the '53 Studebaker was way ahead of it's time

Neat!

Sold this one a while back.