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  1. James2

    36 Chevy

    Here is a "What if" Richie Evans race car
  2. James2

    34 Ford

    This one is from the slammer kit and a ASA Thunderbird kit. Mostly scatch built from the rails up. Styrene and a clear plastic spoon for the nose and hood. FRW Speed Equipment hubs,wheels and tires. Tamyia paint, Alclad wheels and exhaust. Thanks for looking!
  3. Every thing from the frame rails up, has been scratch built with styrene rod. The headers are soldier and styrene tubing. The hubs are one offs by FRW. Thanks for looking!
  4. This was a Evilbay Slammer kit, the body is really all I've used on this car. The chassis is part ASA Thunderbird and scratch building. The nose is scratch built from sheet and a clear plastic spoon. Wheels, hubs and carb are from FRW Speed Equipment (Fred's Resin Works)http://www.fredsresinworkshop.com/ The paint is Tamiya. The bumpers and nerf bars are scratch built. Thanks for looking!
  5. Welcome! Nice mobile diggs too, I can see that behind a big winged Caddy for sure
  6. James2

    57 Chevy

    Nice job! got any more pis?
  7. That chassis is look'n good!!!!
  8. Look'n nice.......
  9. OH NOOOOO! I already cut it off and started over............ Not really, I agree though. I did all the diferent ways at mock up. This way really does look the best. It is the roof off of a GTO SuperStocker (AMT) kit. The rims are from Hoppin' Hydro's Slim 20's, #526 Vortex with Pegasus disc brakes #1095. And with the body mods the just do fit. Lots of modification to the interior tub to make'em work. Not sure about colors yet, I want to get the fab work done and then decide. Must be dark, maybe two tone. Any thoughts?
  10. Almost done with this one....
  11. Looks good, but if ya really want the vintage look, I'd short'n up that tank some, kinda like a stock peanut tank! Just a thought it's your build... I like the frame work!
  12. Look'n good so far! Nice job.
  13. This is the AMT Nostalgic covertible. Up front I sloped the head light buckets, set back grill and bumper. These will be filled and smoothed out. I pie sectioned the body by 6 scale inch. back to zero in front. Removed tail light side fins, I'm not sure yet, but I think I'm going to make my own tail lights, kinda like a newer style caddy, tall and skinny. I'm not a toppless kind of guy and I wanted something different, so I grafted a 69 GTO roof on. Comments Welcome
  14. Very nice, #1 is my favorite! Here's one I did.
  15. Great job, Rudd is one of my all time favorites!
  16. Nice job! I like the way it sit.
  17. Still have a ways to go!
  18. James2

    Old 49 Merc

    I was real nervous about cutt'n this one up, and then they came out with one that is already chopped. Also Scale Auto Mag has a great how to in a past issue! Thanks for the kind words.
  19. James2

    50 F100

    I forget how long ago I did this one, it has a Boydster drive train under it. Thanks for looking!
  20. James2

    Old 49 Merc

    A 49 Merc (AMT) Chopped, pie-section and chanel'd. Flat hear w/ twin carbs. Thanks for look'n!
  21. Thought I'd share this one. Thanks for look'n! Old cup chassis, AMT Chevelle and lots of scratch stuff....
  22. Kool Truck
  23. Real nice look'n dodge...............
  24. James2

    29 pickup

    Narrow'd frame, scratch made 4link, small block 383, extended body... Thanks for look'n
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