Bucky

These pieces are looking fantastic! You certainly have done some great work on this interior! If you work up a casting deal with Ed, I'd be inclined to be in the market, although both of my '68 Coronets are drop-tops. I could still use the front seats, arm rests, dashboard parts, and front sections from the door cards. Most of what these two gluebombs had were customized into oblivion!

I use the same method as Mr. Guthmiller, and it works out very well for me. Some of aftermarket wired distributors have a piece of tubing included that serves well for plug boots.

Fabulous Monte Carlo! Great color for a '77 MC. What did you use to enhance the panel lines on the doors and trunk lid?

The one word that comes to my mind.....SMOOOOOOOTH! TOP SHELF build, here!

Very nice build! What color is that? One pic looks blue, the other pic looks charcoal. I really like the looks of this paint job.

Silver Fury I....bench seat....big block power....no white walls, or white letters....ultimate sleeper, here! This turned out great! Top notch work!

Krazee Kool!! It just looks natural! TOP SHELF build!

Very well done! Unique color combination. I like it! Might I "borrow" that idea for a future build?

As far as I know, you are correct. I have 6 of the '68 Imperial promos. There are also some '67 Imperial promos out there, so they basically got two years out of the tooling, with not much alterations required to change the '67 to the '68.

Welcome to the forum! How long have you been building models? Not Steve

I didn't have a clue, but it is a gorgeous little ride!

Very cool Falcon, Mr. Wagon!

Lately, I've bought some Dodge Viper kits to rob. A few late 80's Chevy pickup kits. A couple AMT '69 GTX for the chassis. And two or three AMT '67 Impala kits to maybe upgrade some MPC '68 and '69 Impalas. So....yeah....I'm a kitbasher!

Fantastic Charger! Well thought out. Of all the great mods you performed, I have to say my favorite is the engine compartment hatch. Very impressive!!

Step back and take a breath. You're doing a fantastic job with the Autoquiz.

You are forgiven, sir. Now...on to the next one!! LoL

Very sharp Skyliner! I really like the color combination. A tutorial for all those new hinges might help those of us who are skeered to tackle the kits in our stashes! LoL

Mrs. Bucky and myself just finished off a meal consisting of oven-baked thick cut bacon, cut-leaf spinach, and black eyed peas from the pressure cooker. Served up with coffee and SunDrop. Sorry....no pics. (It didn't last long enough to take pics!)

I'll be in the market for two sets, also!

If it takes that long to do the Cutlass, it should be just about perfect!

Such as this......

Very nice work! I like the t-tops. I had a black Fox-body Mustang....1981....4 cylinder....5 speed....with pop-up sunroof. Still a fun little ride.

Very cool collection! I have one Hubley kit that I haven't built, yet. It's a 1960 FORD station wagon.

"Mansion of the Doomed". 1976. Sickening movie.

Hmmmm....... In no particular order: 1.AMT/Lindberg '34 Ford Pickup 2. Monogram '69 Dodge SuperBee 3. JoHan '68 Chrysler 300 4. AMT '67 Mercury Cougar 5. Revell '70 Datsun 240Z 6. AMT '40 Ford Coupe or Sedan 7.MPC '72-'79 Dodge Pickup 8. AMT '49 Mercury 9. Moebius '69 Ford F-100 Pickup 10. AMT '90 Chevrolet 454SS Pickup This list is subject to change, as I manage to get more built!