Bucky

A great looking weathering job! Nicely done!!

Such a cool looking ride! Very smooth paint! Top notch build!

Very nice setup ya got here! Looks good loaded, or unloaded!!

You certainly are on the right track! This is an amazing build!

Nicely done! What fenders did you use for the rear quarters? They look really good on the A100!

Bloody remarkable work!!

I have seen somewhere around half a dozen Bricklins here in Tennessee down through the years. Always thought they were very cool looking cars. More exotic looking than a DeLorean.

Very cool wagon!!

Amazing stuff!

From trash heap to top shelf!!

A nice one! I had an uncle who bought a new '65 Corvair in bright red. I was ten at the time, and thought that was a very cool car!

Great looking OLDS! I'll hafta remember the undercoating trick!

I think you've done a fantastic job on this rescue! The color is great, and the fixes you did look right on the mark! I like the clear lenses on the tailfins, too.

It looks similar to the Hollywood Flipper shown on the following link: https://hubcapmike.com/vintage-hubcaps/

UH OH!! BUSTED!!!

After reading the following: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Break-up_of_the_Beatles It kinda looks like "All The Above"!

Most likely is.

Nope...looks right to me! Pic borrowed from the WWW.

Gonna be interesting to see this happen. Soldier on, brother!!

I do believe in the movie, "American Graffiti", there is a 1967 Impala parked along the curb, and that movie is supposedly set in 1962!

It sure is a nice S&H Torino! Turned out very well! How about a striped blueberry to go with it: (Found on the WWW)

Current favorite: 2017 Chrysler 300S My all-time fave (currently residing in my garage): 1968 Imperial Crown, 1 of 474. All-time favorite pickup. (I owned one in '78) 1978 Dodge Li'l Red Express Honorable mention....(I owned one of these in the mid 80's to mid 90's) The pickup and Coronet pics are borrowed from the WWW. The ones I owned were identical, however.

Beautifully done! Very nice "slice of life" diorama!