Sledsel

Today's Ollie's purchase, nothing special but good for the money.

Most excellent

Very nice, weathering looks great. The Y Block is a nice touch too

Sweet build!!!!

Looks really good. Color combo is perfect. How was that body? I got a Flintstone 49 and it was really thick

WOW!!!! That is impressive to say the least. I thought the first pic was a real car! Ironically I am doing an AMT in the same fashion and color!

Nice color combo. One of my favorite kits too

Still looks fresh

Nice Camaro

I wasn't sure what to expect, but you nailed it

Very very nice. Love the paint

I say that all the time!!!! Good luck with that! LOL

Most excellent ??

Great color choice!!!

That sucks that it wasn't in the budget, but that's what my parts stash is for. I'd rather source an engine than deal with single exhaust.....LOL

When this and the Ford trucks show up my wallet will be hurting.

Sharp ole Gal

Noooooo!!!!!!

I just ordered my Thunderbird stuff (and some wheels) today. Really nice stuff, I have quite a bit from Ed.

Love these AMT 40 kits. This drag car '40 is coming along nicely! Check tire clearance on the rear before painting the body. I had an issue on a Plymouth after painting, not fun.

Very cool dirt tracker!!! As an FYI, that is not a YBlock, it is an FE, 352,390,406 or 427. All visually the same.

Hope your feedback reflected that!

Got a set of 3D printed master cylinders and boosters from Ebay and was very disappointed. They are nice prints but way undersized. They are listed for 1/24 and 1/25 but look closer to 1/32. This is an FYI if you see them and consider purchasing them. I messaged the seller to inform them of my thoughts, maybe they will resolve the issue. Here is a booster and single master cylinder next to a Revell 66 Mustang master cylinder for comparison. Any good sources out there for these kind of parts?

AMT 64 Mercury has a convertible boot that will work. Hood can be found, I have a 61 body that is bad that I can cut the hood out of also.

Personally I'd restore it. FYI, it is a 1961 Ford in case you look for parts. Don't need ya getting the wrong things