KENNEDYJR

You nailed that paint job. Very clean work.

I think it looks great! The Bowtie emblem on the back is a nice touch.

Great looking project! The colors look spot on.

Nice build-I like how you boxed in the trunk compartment.

Did you try using The Detailer wash? It is quite thick and gives better results sometimes than a standard wash. Works for me.

Wow those are both really nice,great paint work. The Roadrunner is my fave with the paint job you did. How about more pics?

Once back in high school I was just doing the final assembly of a Johan Sox and Martin cuda when something went wrong(can't remember what) and I smashed it to pieces with my fist. The problem can be traced to lack of experience building and troubleshooting those common problems that crop up from time to time. Now if something frustrates me, I just put the project away for a while until I come up with a better way of doing things. No anger problems anymore. lol

Awesome project-keep up the great work.

Love those F-bodies! Thanks for sharing,nice builds.

I like it! How are the stripes applied? Paint?

It looks ready to go chase down some lowlifes to the tune of some moody 80's music. Well done.

That is a great looking Bird! So how much do model kits cost in Hungary?

Thanks for the link Foxer-that site covers most of my needs for plates. Specifically vintage Kansas plates.

Yup I didn't expect that! Very cool build.

Awesome looking Challenger for sure ,you nailed the stance. All of us should take note of that ride height-it is perfect.

Nice build ,you cant go wrong with Mopar green.

Great work on that one,I like builds that have some history to them. I would have been happy to own that car myself,6 cylinder or not.

I like what you are doing there. Great idea to build up an old model with new techniques but in the original style. I may try something similar myself in the future.

That paint and wheel combo look real tasty-keep it up.

That is a great looking Cuda! The engine detail looks top-notch.

Absolutely-I bet that paint would pop out in the sun. One cool Chevy regardless.

That looks like a real clean build. What's the red stripe on the rear window?

That is going to be an awesome project. I beg you to keep the white wheels though-the original color scheme is so sick.

I pulled some doors off of a 1978 Camaro back in the early 90s and foumd some weird stuff in the car. The interior had been attacked with a magic marker and had graffiti everywhere. Under the seats I found some of those little brown glass bottles that people used to carry cocaine in ,a whole load of KY packets and the prior owners drivers license. Not a bad looking girl -must have been fun to hang out with.