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Great save-color-photography! May I ask the name of the paint manufacturer? Rattle can? Thank you.

Thumbs up. Looks loud. Looks fast. Great color scheme.

Very nice. This takes me back to when I built these in the 60's. Fun to see. Thanks for posting.

That tall look is always a standout. Way to go.

Excellent! I scored 2 of them a couple of months ago at my local Little Rock, Arkansas. They had about half a dozen and word spread quickly among our group of modelers. One of them popped up and he brought 2 as well. I've only opened one to peek and it is going to be a fantastic build.

Gasser looking like a lot of fun. Hoping it's a flip nose.

Yes, the car definitely ate up the open road. They were very heavy but once out on the open road the big 455 just seemed to pull forever!

Thumbs up. Way to go. Good match.

Beautiful model of on of my favorite cars! In 1968 my parents bought a silver one. I loved the style and power. Lucky you to find that kit.

Looks loud! Super build.

What a battle field. What are the kit makers doing? NO quality control. I have the same kit still in the box. They are great looking cars and I will build mine hopefully late summer. Your model is good looking and the stance is mean. Thanks for your story and pics. I will now know what kind of voodoo is waiting!

My gosh. I haven't seen a Pyro in forever.

Great machine. Stance is ready!

I spotted that T shirt straight away! What a fun surprise.

There's nothing like the Uncertain T! Yours is perfect. I hope that a 1/24 or 1/25 of this hot rod becomes available in kit form for a mainstream price.