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Maybe they will at least include a choice on Induction Systems. Both the Blown and High Rise Twin Carb intakes are cool, and would allow models to be finished in different Classes. Hoping that there might be some optional wheels too.

Hooray! Need one of these for sure.

Meh.

NO worries.

If you use the '50 hood, you'll need to trim it to fit the '49 grille. Not a problem, though as, the OLD AMT thoughtfully molded a guideline, on the backside of the '50 hood, showing you where to trim it to fit.

So, will the new Full Bumper Camaro, allow you to build a Mainstreamer Camaro with a Straight 6 motor?

Great Idea, David. I have a couple of spare dashes that can supply the pedals.

Looks just like the ones sitting in my yard at work. I'll need one of these for sure.

Is that enamel Air Brushed or Spray Can? The Enamel really looks sharp. P.S. White Stripes if you decide to use them. I'd go with no stripes if it were mine.

Man, picture is just too far away. You can see the new parts, but not very clearly. Update. Never Mind. I figured it out. It does up size.

Great Photos, Bill. That Sidewinder is a fantastic period piece.

You are right, that Flat Earth looks much better. Harmonizes better with the Sand colour. Looks like I'll need to add a Clutch Pedal to mine, and narrow the brake.

Man, another Must Have Kit from Round2. The CHP Push Bar is a great upgrade as well. I could also wish for re-tooled hub caps, but that may be a bridge too far. Either Way, I'm happy.

All of you guys in SoCal, stay Alert, and stay Safe. Evacuate when the tell you to. Don't wait around. This Fire looks to be growing and changing fast. Could be very bad before it is over. NorCal, I hope the power is coming back on for you. PG&E, has been real quiet this morning, so I'm not hearing much about how the Power Re-Energizing is going. I hope there are no losses other than food in the freezer. Alan

Sorry, Gary, I get no pics either.

Any hope of getting a longbed stepside bed, eventually? I need one for a '61 Chevy.

Now get a sheet of glass cut to fit the top. Or, another way of protecting it, use Masonite, or Sheet Steel.

Walt, Dave Van can answer your last question better than I, but everything Dave, Tim Boyd, Mark B. and others have said indicate that while the Companies seldom (if ever) comment, they are aware of and sometime read directly comments, on these modeling forums. But all Model Companies are 'Market Driven' and "Model Forum Commenters", do not represent much of the market sadly. So, While they may be aware of us(collectively) we don't pack much influence. So What to do? I'd recommend just saving up and buying an original kit. Glue-bombs can be had at less than nose-bleed prices, and you can save up all year and by a mint(ish) kit for X-mas. I have now done that for a couple of kits, and will be starting a Fund for my Monogram Landrover next year. $20.00 bucks a month, and I'll have the $80.00 to $100.00 for the kit by Thanks Giving. A worthy goal.

Very Smooooth Custom. The Colour is perfect, and the mods are flawless. What a sharp car.

It has an engine. Looks like a 6 cyl? Two Spare Rims, 3 sets of rear view mirrors! Lots of seats. It looks even better now!

I have one on my bench now. The frame has come out square, so I good so far. What other issues did you face? Your's certainly belies all the trouble it gave you. Sharp Build.

Looks very Sharp in grey! Showroom Fresh.

Another Famous Beetle Bomb. USN Blue Angels flew an all Yellow F8F Bearcat, Called Beetle Bomb. Here is a link. https://imodeler.com/2019/07/148-hobbyboss-f8f-1-bearcat-beetle-bomb-blue-angels/

You are correct, Snake. I did not mention that.

Ooooh Nice. That will be handy to have.