Chuckyg1

Well here's something you don't see to often. Very clean build & well done.

Sweet build. Love the stance & interior.

Absolutely gourgeous! This is about as fine a build I've seen in quite some time. Very nice.

Another option. I picked this up from a jewelry store going out of business for $100. This one lights up and has storage underneath.

The perfect beach ride, (or one of them.), spotted in Hampton Bays this morning.

Wow, this is cool. Love the color choice & how clean your built is. Barge cruising at its finest.

Very nice. Give yourself credit for your foil work, it looks great.

Stumbled on this while walking the neighborhood. 71 challenger R/T 440 6 pack convertible. Nice looking ride. But wait.....I may be wrong but, from what I could find, Dodge discontinued the R/T option for convertibles after '70, only available with a hard roof. 383 was the largest engine available for the drop top. The Hemi too of course. Looks like a very well done what if. Can anyone from the Mopar camp confirm?

Man that is sweet. I love everything about it.

Saw this beast today.

Well now, this is certainly different...…And totally awesome! Great idea & cleanly executed.

That looks really good. Great color choice. You did a nice job detailing the chassis. What kind of detail does the interior have? Some on the forum say this is a more accurate body than the full detail kits, May have to pick one of these up.

Spotted at the local park this evening. Say what will about that big front wheel, (motordonk?), but the paint was beautiful & it sported some interesting styling touches.

Very nice. A clean well detailed built.

When Polly's in trouble, I am not slow. It's hip hip hip, and away I go.

Anyone remember Lancelot link, secret chimp? Live action with chimpanzees? Did Wally Cox voice Mr Peabody?

Cool! Awesome weathering, and I love the beat up bed. Very convincing.

Oh yeah. Couple of nice cruisers here. Perfect colors. I'd love to have a few of these. Nice pair.

Awesome build. It just looks right. Perfect color, it really pops in the sun. Nice work.

Very nice. Smoooth paint. Engine bay detail is just about perfect.

Awsome! Everything about your build is on point. Really nice.

Nicely done. The color looks great.

Wow, very nice. Great interior work & I love the color. Which part isn't perfect? I don't see it.

This was about 1972 & I was 13 or 14. There were woods with tons of trails down the street. My friends father was a county cop who moonlighted at a junk yard. If a decent runner came in, he'd bring them home to us. We ran a lot of cars through those woods. If it broke or wrecked, we'd push it off the trail & get another. I recall a 53 buick, a 62 Olds, a corvair & the car that was "mine", a 63 Belair wagon. Straight 6/3 on the column. Actual street driving was limited to getting it to & from home. Great times & a lot of fun.

Let's see the mustang hiding behind the red one please