Sledsel

After hearing a lot of complaints on a Facebook page about this kit I had to go get one and check it out. This was what I consider a quick build for me. Took a few weeks of an hour or so every few days. It is by no means perfect. It actually went together pretty good, there were a few issues but nothing that made me put it back in the box. My two biggest issues was the chassis not sitting straight when the interior was in. I shaved a little bit off the interior drive shaft hump, and a little off the top of the chassis plate in the same area. Also once the interior was in place the wheels weren't in the wheel wells correct. So therefore I shaved a little bit off of the rear of the interior tub and I shaved a little bit off the rear wheel wells so the chassis could move forward. Those were the biggest issues I had. The car is finished with Rust-Oleum gloss almond, no rubbing or buffing done. And the interior is Rust-Oleum nutmeg. I wanted this build to look somewhat like a sleeper so I had removed the rocker moldings, hood vents and decided no chrome around the door and quarter glass. I did add a few details to it and used a set of 1969 Chevelle wheels on it. (thank you to pulln4dejr for the trade) It needs a few post build touch-up but I am calling it done. I actually liked this kit and plan to get another.

Super cool build going on here!!!!

That is looking cool. Kind of a cross between race car and custom with the molded bumpers. FYI, the firewall is a Monogram NASCAR piece.

Looking great! Does it come with an engine?

Looking great and very tastefully done!!!!

FYI..... The scoop is from a Cougar Eliminator (69-70) 71 Cougar GT or 71-76 Comet GT

When it comes to the 67 Galaxie, Round 2 has a decent start already. The chassis from the 66 Galaxie kit is correct for a 67.

Impressive!

Never saw one of these built. Yours looks great.

Pure 50's in that build. Very nice!

Came out nice. One of my favorite kits!

I am in for the Mustang and Charger for sure.

Not much you can do considering it is 1/24 scale. Maybe modify the frame from the 1/24 scale 37 Ford? It is the same basic shape.

Great custom. I am liking these curbside kits more and more. Nobody asked so I will..... how did you do the headlights? They look great!

I really like this build. The painted bumpers look great!!!

Very cool build!!!!

Nice job!! Bet that BMF was fun!!!

Nice job on it!!! Love the color combo

Spectacular!!!

I have one of these 32's. Old but still builds up nicely especially with a few mods. I guess it is the first uni-body deuce!

Lindberg 40 Coupe and AMT Sedan, both still unfinished.

Yesterday's mail call.

That's cool!

HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! I have the issue with street signs at night!!! I get it!

So true, Those light look like high beams a lot, especially when they go over a hill or dip in the road. Even on low you get blinded.