[1969 Plymouth GTX 440 6-BBL Streetmachine]

I'm digging the street machine look and I think the turbine style wheels really set the look.

[1979 Cadillac Limousine Stretch "Moloney-Embassy" style]

Looks fantastic.

[71 Cadillac Fleetwood Seventy Five]

Very nice.

[67 CORONET]

Sweet. It looks lean and mean, just the way I like.

[1962 Dodge Dart 440 Convertible]

Very nice classic look.

[Revell 1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX 426 Hemi]

Nice. I think it looks really good in Yellow. 

[AMT 1959 Corvette]

Nice. It looks good with the fuelie engine.

[1965 Chevelle Malibu Wagon]

Nice looking Wagon. I really like the color. 

[1927 Lincoln roadster]

Beautiful car. I think it helps define the epitome of luxury. They just don't build cars like this anymore.

[Fujimi Datsun Fairlady 240Z]

Nice Z. 

["Wangan Midnight" Devil Z]

Nice Datsun. I've always had a fondness for the early Z cars, well actually all of the Z cars.

[MPC 1974 Plymouth Road Runner]

Nice build. I really like the blue color and overall nice detail.

[1960 El Camino - Rebuild]

Beautiful El Camino. 

[‘32 Roadster]

Great looking Roadster. I really like the Orange, it's certainly a good color for this build.

[ford f 250 revell 1:24]

Nice pickup, it kinda reminds me of my Grandpa's pickup he had before he passed away.

[Möbius 65 Ford Service Truck ... Shelby]

That's a pretty cool pickup. The Shelby theme was a neat idea.

[Revell 77 GMC]

Good looking pickup. 

[55 chevy]

Nice pickup. I'd definitely drive a pickup like this.

[Lindberg F150 chassis build]

So if I understand correctly, it would be better if I used the Lightning kit to build a street truck from? Would it be best to keep the Lindberg kit 4x4?

[Lindberg F150 chassis build]

Hello everybody, I am wanting to convert my Lindberg F150 Stepside 4x4 into a lowered street truck. I was wondering if I could use the kit chassis or if I should build a chassis from scratch. If I build a chassis, how would I go about doing so? I've never built my own chassis before and I am curious.

['43 Willys Gasser]

That's a really cool pickup.

[41 Willys Street Rod]

Very nicely built and detailed Willys. 

[Building Crew Cab Pickups]

I'm thinking about the Firestone Ford kit and the 77 GMC. I was also thinking about the 1929 Ford. 

[Building Crew Cab Pickups]

Hello everybody. I was wondering how to build a crew cab pickup. Are there any tutorials or tips that you all could point me to? 

[Building your own chassis]

Hello everybody. I know this question has probably been asked many times, but what do you use to build your own chassis? For example, if I wanted to build my own chassis to turn a 4x4 pickup into a lowrider street truck, what kind of tubing would I need and what size? Does it depend on the type of vehicle you're building? Any help would be greatly appreciated.