Sidney Schwartz

You couldn't have picked a cooler car to start with. And stock rocks.

You nailed that one.

Like it? Yes. Yes I like it. A lot.

Very nice! I just finished a '53...you can see the pics here. I'll be looking for a '63 or thereabouts down the road. Would you recommend that kit?

Very slick! I'm sure your dad would have loved it.

You made my day. If I had to pick a favorite car, that would be it. Very nice work.

Great build of a beautiful car.

This is the AMT kit. The box shows the custom version, which I don't care for. I'll be building the stock version in metallic silver and amethyst. Engine is done. Engine color was called Bell green because it was the same as the color of the Bell Telephone logo. Distributor is by Parts by Parks. The horizontal black tube is the air cleaner, the orange thing is the oil filter.

Wow!

Beautiful!

I greatly enjoyed all three of your classic customs from the days of my youth. Excellent work!

Wow!

Seein' some mad skills here.

What did you use for the dashboard wood?

Killer! Great details, and the paint is just perfect.

Stunning without being loud and flashy. The paint is perfect.

Beautiful!

I would drive that car.

Gorgeous! I'd sure appreciate it if you could explain in more detail how you do the BMF on the script. It's awesome.

Amazing. That's the nicest build I've seen so far!

For those that have commented on the body color, I used Americana Light Buttermilk acrylic craft paint. Got it at our local Michael's, and it's widely available on the web.

Your way looks pretty dang good.

Got a link for their web site? Thanks.

I gave up on the panel lines for this kit, and am still undecided about what to do on the '53 Studebaker Starliner I just started. The panel lines on that one look awfully shallow and narrow. I'll see how it looks with some paint on it. Thanks for all the feedback and encouragement.