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Amazing John. Looking forward to more color.

Amazing work on this one Art. Well done.

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Just might have to send him some money to find out first hand.

This is the car that I thought I was giving you a link too. https://greasersalley.com/products/resin-cast-1937-chevy-4-door-with-accessories Any known quality issues with this seller? Don't want a Reliable Resin type issue to arise.

Has anybody used anything from these guys? greasersalley.com/collections/blvd-resin/products/copy-of-1958-caddy-4-door-resin-58 Looks like it could be a copy of an old R&R resin kit with the visor and swamp cooler added. Just researching before sending my money away.

Incredible work John.

Amazing

I have stared at that fenderless 33 many times. Pretty sure that I need to build one.

Wow, John you are killing it. Freaking amazing.

This build should be a walk in the park for you. Looking forward to all the build progress.

These are included in the Revell 32 sedan kit. Might be another option for you.

I have noticed that, and somehow has also managed a 100% feedback rating too, at least as of yesterday. I saw a clue of his items that interested me and wondered if it would be worth the chance with ebay/PayPal buyer protection. Just can't convince myself that it would be worth it.

Ya, I'll be following this too.

I have a couple of his bodies, but have yet to build one. They are definitely going to take a bit of work to get all the flash cleaned up, then decide how to deal with the casting thickness(very thick). Pretty sure everything I have from Jimmy Flintstone has less flash and a thinner thickness profile. All said though, mine are very buildable into a nice car, just going to take some work. And he is the only game in town for a few items, so not a lot of choice.

I have also received some excellent resin from Joe. Will happily be sending more money his way.

Thank you all for the positive replies, I was hoping that's how it would go. I have a couple cars I want to build that require some woodgrain, so this car was just an experiment for those.

This one started as an experiment with attempting wood grain. Basically built out of the box except a couple things. Split the front bumper and shortened the front and rear number mounts to get them a little closer to the body. Also cut the headlights out and moved the up 0.180", they just look wrong out of the box. Criticize the woodgrain please, that's what started this build.

I don't see them listed in the pdf he sent me. But, i only did a quick look with a migraine. They might be there. Might be best to just sent him an email and ask him for his complete listing of stuff. I bet you find something else that you want anyways.

I like where this is headed already. I have a couple very similar build ideas for the 41 Willy's using the new Revell street rod as a starting point.

Excellent trade completed with mikemodeler. Thank you Also, and excellent trade completed today with HNTR. Thank you Great communication and prompt shipping from both of you. Thanks again

Thanks. This was a fun build of a kit that has been around a long time. Almost all the builds of this kit I could find were done close to stock, just not my style.

Built for a 1960/61 Ford Starliner challenge. Basically box stock except for a wired distributor and Pegasus wheels tires and brakes. Lowered via modified kit parts.

Well done Tom. That looks great.