Slammed1

3 coats charcoal metallic and 2 coats clear and started reinstalling bright parts.

Body work done and primed,cage done and painted

Stripped paint,funny car style cage added,and cowl scoop added from another car

Photobucket is having slow issues tonite,will post more progress pics tomorrow.

This started out as a Prostock John Force version that sat like a 4x4 Slammed it first

Huge fan of 65/66 B bodys and you sure have done a great job on your 65 build!!

Awesome build!!!

Just letting ya'll know who I am. Started building model kits in around 1975 as parents thought I could handle glue about then being 5 yrs old. Seen my Dads models on shelves as a baby and knew it was something I liked. Have built thousands of kits and built so many until I basicslly stopped for quite a while in about 2005. I currently still have about 200 of my old kits still in boxes and some built and others partially built form. I will work on some from time to time here and there but last few yrs been enjoying my modding of 1/18 diecast cars and trucks.

Great work on the 37,one of my Favorite fat fender kits especially since there was a 1:1 gasser type 37 coupe in our posession until my Dads passing in 2004.I probably built 2 dozen of the 37's in my day.

Incredible build, great work.

Great stuff,will be looking forward to updates.

Awesome built car and the underhood details are very nice!!

Great build and the paint looks awesome!!

Great build on the car for resin body. I have also wanted to get a 66 Biscayne resin kit myself and build it replicate my 1:1 66 Belair. I build 1/18 diecast also and have almost 20 Ertl 66 Biscaynes in diff color combos,stances,wheels/tires and drivetrains.