Danno

SWEET!

Good job for a first build.

Mm. Travelall. Mmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Looking great, Brad!

Very nice!

Nice ... and nasty!

Nice save.

What Paul and Lee said. Both quite nice! (Even better given the small scale involved.) PS: Lee, the Motorama cars were built and displayed in 1953 and 1954. "Corvair" was the name selected for the fastback (obviously many years before the 1960 compact). The name was well received by the public during the Motorama shows, so it was one of many monikers considered for the 'new' compact. Now, decades after ten years of production of the compact economy car ceased, it seems strange that the 'Corvair' name was attached to a Corvette concept/show car, but the 'Vette had the name long before the little production Chevy used it.

Nice.

Sweet!

Nice! Especially for an early build.

Oh, that's nice.

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Yikes! {And, I mean that in a good way, of course.}

Too kewl!

Crank it up, Tom! I remember this project of yours from years ago ... always thought it was a killer concept and was eager to see it finished. Still am. Go fer it!! Let's git'er done!

Spectacular, Alyn!

Whose opinion are you calling retarded? Besides, these are models. What does timing have to do with anything? There is no 1/25 scale gasoline to run them on.

Amen, Brother Tom.

Oh, I'm ALL in for a 77 Nova ... AND an 80-81 Malibu 9C1! Two awesome bowties. I had a Nova patrol car ... rang rings around the mainstream mainstay big Mopars. Any time, any where. It was a rocket sled that cornered. Truly a Z-28 on steroids with four doors! Loved it. Other than being a little snug, it was one of the very best squads I ever hustled.

Beautiful craftsmanship!

Offended me, too. But I wasn't going to say anything ... just gonna smack the carp out of you next time I see you. Then you can go tell all your snot-nosed friends that an old coger from AARP kicked your pattootie all the way to Perryville!

No ... actually, the bashing occurred when it was still a kit. It's now the result of a kitbashed process, but now its a model. You been sniffing too many submarine fumes, dewd!

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