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Nice job Chris! Continue to take your time with this. The finished product will be worth it.

Chris and Mike..thanks guys! Yeah Chris, the feeling on this one's more like relief than accomplishment.

Thank you Ron!

Thanks Dan!

Much appreciated John. Thank you!

Thanks, Ray!

Very NICE job, Jim. Great paint and detail too!

Carl, Larry and Ron..thank you all!

Thanks Jim! Wow, it's been so long, that I can't remember building the chassis. I know I used Detail Master A/N fittings and braided line. I do see some MCG photoetch stuff there too. I scratch-built the fuel tank, and used the tried-and-true body lowering technique that 1320 wayne shared with all of us. Besides those things, it was a fairly straight forward build.

The last one...

Here's a few more...

This one took a weird journey to it's completion today. The chassis was completed about five years ago, but the body had all sorts of problems all related to the paint and clear coat. A special thanks to my bud, Tom Neu for donating another Grand Am body for the cause. Hope you like. Questions and comments are always welcome.

Nice job on this Curt!

Very nice job Curt!

James, you can get a Satellite body from Southern Motorsports Hobbies. Look under Decals and Resins > SMH Resin > page 11. It's at the top of the page and goes for $30.00.

Thanks, Pete!

Good move Chuck. There's still plenty of those 1/25 Gene Snow kits floating around out there.

Sure looks like a Logghe chassis to me. Definitely not a digger style frame.

My old stomping grounds between 1984 and 1993.

That looks mighty good Raf..!

Good job. Nice interior!

Beautiful work, Bernard!

Thanks guys, much appreciated! Those disc wheel covers are the only pieces from the kit that I didn't strip and paint. They were still in good shape when I cut them from the sprue, so I decided to keep them as is. Here's a different angled shot.

Great job Boban.

No, those are the Cragar Super Tricks that they've always had in these kits.