Ben269

Thanks for all the input, I do appreciate it. I'm pretty sure it uses the Lindberg 53 ford as a donor. Mark, when you use the hot glue, does it peel of the body cleanly? I think I will give that a try.

Thanks for the comments. I used the Detail Master spark plug wire, but its the thinner stuff, and its harder to see on top of the valve covers. Probably should have used black. I never thought about the fan, and as many photos as I looked at, I can't remember what they had on them. Billy, what would they really have had? Also, would these have had roll bars? I thought about putting one in it, but I didn't see any in the pics I found.

That turned out really cool. I love the wheels and the stance.

Great, I think I will order one!

This looks like a fun project. It is the 53 ford woody wagon from Jimmy Flintstone. Has anyone built one of these? I'm wondering about the fit, and the quality. I bought the 37 ford chopped cab from them and it is pretty good.

I made door handles and window cranks out of a toothpick and some styrene sheet and round stock.

I finished this one a few months ago. The only thing I wasn't happy with was the hood. I decided to cut out the vents in the back and replace with mesh. It doesn't look as nice as I was hoping. Otherwise, I like it.

I have never seen that kit before, who makes it? That wood looks great, by the way.

That looks really sharp. I like color scheme, and the unusual subject choice!

Nice classic hot rod look.

Also made progress on the interior. I added the reverse lockout to the shifter, but it is hard to see.

Engine is almost finished. I just need to add the coil.

I'm not sure if these boots are supposed to be orange, or if they would have been black? anybody know? I also drilled out the door handles.

This is a great kit, the engine has a lot of separate parts, with lots of detail.