Danno

Nice.

Nice father-daughter project with a very nice result. Hope she's still building!

Nice!

Very nice build, very convincing as a daily driver!

Very nice work, David.

Sweet!

Yes. Very nice!

Very nice, Jim!

^ That IS a beauty! ^

Sweet!

Very nice job!!

He is.

That's a beauty, Aaron!

Nice!

Very nicely done!

Now THAT's NICE!!!

Wow!! What Mike (Maindrian Pace) said!!! Outstanding scratchbuilding! Just outstanding! Love the dashboard.

That's really collectable!!

Nice otherwise.

And, it has a d@#^ mirror!

Oh, that's nice!

Well, Harry, now that you mention it, all of those explanations (I don't like excuses) apply. I should amend my plea . . . {PS: Cool clip!}

Thanks, Charlie. Very nice comments that are well appreciated. I have to confess, the radiused wheel wells were a direct result of the influence of Darryl Starbird. At the time I built the 1:1, I had been participating in his Custom Auto Shows for a number of years, hanging around him and Eldon Titus and Jerry Titus entering Starbird's model car contests. I was ga-ga over the simple method Starbird employed to build gorgeous custom cars, and I couldn't wait to apply what I had learned from watching him work in his shop at Star Kustoms. Electrical conduit, flat sheet metal, a welder and some body filler and I was Starbird and my Studebaker was the Predicta! hung around

Thanks, Lee. That's good old fashioned Candy Apple Red over gold undercoat. It was Testors/Pactra enamel.

Continuing awesomeness.