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Nicely done Bernard, I like it just fine!

It is a pretty nice piece, purchased from a friend. There are a few repairs to make but I'll save those for the WIP thread when I start the build. I had a feeling the TD kit was an odd size. So is my AMT 1/25? I will most likely use the screw bottom chassis as I like to keep the basic kit parts together. My main idea is to change grills and lights, shave and massage the body some and install some cool tire/wheel combo. And of course a nice paint job!

I purchased this AMT 60 El Camino as a Christmas present for myself and will be doing another restore/mild custom similar to the Buick I did this past year. While searching for parts I came across one of the Tom D. Street Fighter kits. Are the scales the same? Has anyone tried interchanging parts with these kits? What other custom options are there for the old screw bottom?

Thanks guys! The wheels are very nice, you'd think the major manufacturers would catch on to that. Instead of re-pops of older things!

I'm pleased this thread is still going! And only 153 more pages needed to over take the negative thought evoking Irked thread...

Starting a new build from the Texaco Chevy Truck kit by AMT. Adding my own twists like a stretched 67 Corvette chassis, side mount Webber carbs and some PB tire/wheels. I also shortened the bed 6 scale inches, added an Olds bumper and some deep headlights. I hope to apply a nice fade paint scheme. Lets see where it goes...

I like almost every thing about, the wheel tire combo, the stance and I'm sure the grill choice will be cool no matter which one you use. I just can't get past the Chevy fenders! Ford fenders with custom lights would look much better.

I survived yet another very unproductive production meeting today!

It most be an app situation, my iphone is the same way. but my laptop or pc are fine!

But yet this forum provides an "ignore member" button to filter out those one may not care to see.

Thanks guys, and that's a great looking model Roy!

Very nice model, I'm a sucker for a fade. Not sure about the dechrome but the over all paint design is well done. And the all important stance is spot-on.

Just beautiful! Very well done, great details & weathering, perfect colors, smooth paint and that all important stance. A model that makes me smile!

Thanks everyone, its a great kit to build.

Pinstripes Garage https://www.facebook.com/groups/112044882202139/ A few I have done. There is a lot of info out there, but the basic's are pelleting the brush and practice, practice, practice! This is as good as it gets right here, Ed Roth interviewing Von Dutch. It's six parts, and well worth the time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Gtb6991Hxc

A quick build done up out of the box except for the Pegasus wheels. Tamiya Gunmetal with clear, BMF and adjusted ride height.

All this talk of gas and mileage, pleases me to be blessed with a company truck and gas card. I have no idea what kinda mileage it gets.

Thanks for the interest everyone!

Real good looking model, very clean and nicely detailed.

Thanks for answer the question Jesse, I just couldn't find the words myself!

Done as done can be for now, I cut up an original kit for this one tried correcting a few things and added some resin off road pieces. Tried some plain paint but still made it fun.

Done as done can be, turned out to be a pretty nice shelf model. Can be seen here http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=95763&hl=

Well done!

​CONGRATULATIONS! ​Now you'll be able to vote Democrat without feeling guilty!

Wonderful plastic rescue. I admire each and every one of these saves!