Greg Myers

OK, put this picture right next to "Swoopy" in the dictionary.

Yes indeed ! Kinda looks like the Ford P68

Thanks Dave.

Thanks, Andrew, how many times have we looked at this kit and thought " Ho Hum, another '57 Chevy" Lots of goodies in there and your great build to follow.

Thanks I think that covers it.

I still can't see the image ?

Let's add an unrestored Cobra to the mix : http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2013/08/20/unrestored-shelby-cobra-sells-for-2-07-million/?refer=news

I had a for real on the street , hot rod, four speed, three two, '60 El Camino for many years. I also have the afor mentioned SMP stuck away in a donor AMT '59 box and I can tell you it fits fine, looks fine, and will most certainly fill the void.

not Mike Cholwas.

Thought I could look it up on the Moonlight board, couldn't find it.

So yer "Swoopy" aint MY "Swoopy" ?

http://twistedsifter.com/2013/08/maps-that-will-help-you-make-sense-of-the-world/

Salt Swoop ?

Something from Tucson AZ back in the day ?

Where did the headers come from ?

So we all know "they" read the boards, who will jump first, as they both have a head start with the tooling from their older kits? Just a body for AMT / Round2. A body and a little change in the chassis for Revell, but wait, there's more. Changing up the Impala to a station wagon chassis will let them do a Panel Delivery also. and a Station Wagon. The El Camino being based on the station wagon chassis.

Just think, an all new kit based on AMT's old '59 El Camino ? or maybe Revell's 1960 Impala ?

Like this Martin ? Semi- Swoopy ? Swoopy Semi ?

Marcos GT

Wooosh

Too angular Swoopy