Bucky

Check this one out: https://www.transamcuda.com/body-and-interior-colors/

Happy Birthday!! Nice gifts, too!! I bet you were surprised!! HAHAHAHA

hit the stairs

Real kool kustom!!! The body color theme works well with the custom parts. Molding them in did the trick!

Even tho it's a four door car, I think the Impala looks better than the Camaro. Too bad Pontiac bit the dust....a Firebird version might have had a more interesting look.

the bean counters

Meanwhile, after the

filled the air

I might grab the Autocar kit. Heck, I have enuff left over COKE decals to do one up! Hahaha

Then, at the

I'm surprised that there are no COKE decals in the dump truck kit. LoL

across the pond

I think maybe I got it.

From my own point of view, if Chevrolet had truly designed it as a 'retro' car, much like the Mustang and Challenger, it may have sold better. Mustang has enough styling cues to be recognized as a spinoff of earlier year models, and Challenger is nearly a dead ringer, even though it is a larger car, based on the Charger/300 platform. When the 'new' Camaro came out, to me it didn't resemble any Camaro from the past. I owned a '71 SS Camaro, no power steering, with a 350. Not an easy car to drive, and I wasn't crazy about the visibilty out the windows back then, either. I owned a couple Camaro cousins, ('67 Firebird convertible, and '79 T/A 6.6, both used cars), and they turned out to not be that pleasant, either. To be fair, they were well used when I got them. LOL

An Iacocca Memorial build might be fun. Thank you, sir, for rescuing the Pentastar!

I'm getting ready to fill some holes along the edge of a resin hood. I'm gonna try this stuff: The box says it is good on plastic and resin. Has anybody here used this stuff?

I worked on the Cougar dashboard to get it to fit the Mustang interior tub: I'm fiddling with the front seats and console, now. Pics when I get a bit of progress.

Wellll......here it is.......back on the bench!

I think these K-H wheels look great, but they weren't made prior to 1969, so they wouldn't be year-model correct on earlier cars, like the '66 Mercury. However, older cars do ride around on newer wheels, so they would be a nice upgrade.

I grabbed a couple sets of these off eBay. Didn't realize who it was, at the time. The wheels I got look perfect!

According to the article, it has a back seat.

I found the pic while looking at paint colors. It stated 1974 for the Trailduster.

in the rain

Very nice! I just finished one of those Coke Vans. Pretty nice!

I found this here: https://www.musclecarsandclassiccruisers.com.au/aust-built-on-holden-hj-chassis---perentti-chev-350-for-sale-22900-sold.html