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I sure hope it's a shortbed. ?

Very cool.

Does anybody know a source for So-Cal Speed Shop decals? Would love to build some of their salt flat cars. Or does anybody here make decals?

That would be a nice bonus. But I would rather deal with flash, then have to overcome red plastic, or than terrible tan plastic that seems like it just keep soaking up primer.

Oh man, I'll need another one of these. Hopefully it's molded in white this time.

Well done, I like it.

Looks great. I like the resin copies idea. Im certainly not going to try and source all three kits to make one engine.

Thanks for that info. Exactly what I was looking for. Can anybody confirm if the Ed Roth edition has a small or big rear window? I guessing small window based on the previous comments.

I'm curious of the history of this kit(Not the Foose kit), and the changes to the molds throughout the years. Headliner and rear window come to mind. I'm nearly certain I have seen this topic on here before, but I can't seem to find it and my search terms in Google aren't pulling it up either. Anybody know the history or know a link to another page that has it. Thanks

Amazing

In that case, I will need two of them. ? I assume you are talking Revell street rod and gasser chassis.

Hmmm. Just might need one of those bodies.

Simply amazing John.

Looks great. These pictures helped me visualize how your hinges work too. Wasn't seeing the part being able to slide off the hinge. Thinking "That's going to make painting difficult". Will keep that method in mind for future builds of mine.

I too, have been looking for a resin shortbox for the LRE. Thank for the possible sources. As I have been coming up empty.

Very cool.

Awesome build of an awesome subject.

Absolutely incredible work.

I like your build style. Pretty darn close to how I build. I like the copper color.

I was so happy to see that chassis when I opened this box. I immediately saw the opportunity to build a street rod.

Thank you everyone for compliments. This was a fun build attempting to capture the vibe of the magazine picture. I did have to change up the wheel style though, the 90's can keep those billet wheels.

Thank you Rick. Now I can try a we search about it. Thanks for the heads up on his website. Maybe he can be found on Facebook.

Looking good. Like that color combo.

I don't see a problem.

I recently received this resin chassis with a 50 Austin coupe. It was in a bag labeled 50 Austin. Can anybody identify who made it? So far I haven't turned any info up using Google. I'm sure I just haven't found the right search term. Also, what kits parts was it designed to use? I suspect it uses Revell 41 Willy's street rod parts.