Chuckyg1

Great build, one of my favorite muscle cars. What paint did you use? I have one in queue, but can't seem to find paint to match the kit decals.

Is that the stance you were going for, or is it the weight of that massive engine? Nice ride, love the color.

Quick Build? I'd love to see a detailed build. Noce ride.

WOW! All I can say is WOW! Super build.

Ok, this thread has got me wanting to give one a try. What do I put in eBay's search for one. Any other places I could look?

When I saw this, the first word that came to mind was sinister. Really, really nice, great job.

Stunning!

How cool is that?

It's the March issue of Hemming's Classic Cars. There's also a small article on TV show cars, as well as an article in early race car aerodynamics, I believe 1917 or there about. It's a really good issue, check it out if you can.

Nice build. reminds me of a Beluga whale.

For not the greatest, it looks pretty great! Nice job.

How about the pimpmobile from Goldmember?

Really cool. I used to drive like that, them the alarm clock went off.

Wow, well thought out & executed. I'm really digging this.

Stewie's my favorite driver as well. it was a great race to watch, especially him & Denny bangin' & bumpin' at the end.

Very nice. Those Impala lights look right at home.

Registration/inspection/VIN tags, Bumper Stickers, Manufacture Labels for filters, shocks, mufflers, etc.

Wow, that interior really pops!

Sweet looking ride, I'd have to extend my garage. Question, if you don't do Christmas, why do you live in Bethlehem? Just asking

I was 8 or 9, this was in the mid '60's. My dad was big into wooden ship models. I remember watching him soaking wood to shape in to hull pieces. God was that a lot of work. I guess I showed enough interest that he came home one day with an AMT kit & three bottles of paint. I (we) had so much fun building that kit. It looked like BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH, but I was so proud of what I did. I got another one for Christmas that year & I was hooked for life. I Don't remember the kit, but I'll never forget the time we spent building it..

three years ago, my wife &I took a ride on this train. They're meticulously maintained & the "conductor" gave a nice historic presentation. A cool alternate from Having my car "Climb Mount Washington" and frying my brakes. If anyone's ever up that way & you have time, check it out. Thanks for bring back the experience.

I'll have a Chevelle with a twist of lime please. Super clean build, very nice.

Coming along nicely. Really love the dash work.

I purchased a yard of plain white flannel from the local fabric store. It's cheap, you can cut it to suit your needs & in my case, lasts for years.

I seem to remember someone mention here that one version had more parts than the other, but I can't locate the thread. If so, can anyone confirm which? Thanks.