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Of all the real mailbox magazines, this is tops. Cannot wait!

1964 Pontiac Grand Prix.

Very clean and very fast looking MOPAR.

Classic. The first year.

My kit arrived from Model Roundup yesterday afternoon. Great kit.

IMO- The Star of the Show is the engine with the wild intake manifold and the side draft Weber carbs. Plucking that and placing in a 32 Ford hot rod would be max.

Over the top. Big Toro fan here. Our family had a new 68 and a new 71. This is full Trophy.

Really super. Thumbs up. Paint is so smooth. The wheels are perfect. Always a GTO fan. A friend in high school had a 66 GTO.

Looking forward to this!

Great tiny details and paint. Always fun to see a nice KG. Way to go!

Super. Great color and classic style!

Super sharp build. Great paint and trim. It even has a 302 decal on the air cleaner.

Good news!

Looking good in Pontiac Lucern Blue. Have not seen that in 1/32 before. Sharp!

Great looking model in a great color! Like the story.

Thanks for the heads up.

A friend is on his 4th C8 and I have been able to drive each. If I were to change anything in the interior it would be the console between the seats. It could be very much lowered and minimized. All of the buttons on it seem to be a little much. Thinking about form following function, there's no transmission under this transmission hump. Minimizing the existing design would yield a roomier cabin, save weight and cost. Over all though, I enjoyed the quality materials and the supportive seating. He has the 1000 plus ZR-1 on order and I look forward to driving that as well.

Top build of a Fujimi kit. Classic color combo. Thanks for showing this.

MFH is at another level. A big amount of time and effort and a huge reward. This beautiful machine needs its own lighted glass case!

Looking forward to this kit. The 1:1 has been out several years.

Great Vair! Fun to see this.

Just all around killer! Way to go. Perfect paint and stripes. Very realistic engine bay and the factory optional red fender liners.

I remember that the original issue Monogram GTO in 1/24 seemed huge. It's almost like a 1/20 kit.

I don't have the whole original issue Monogram GTO kit anymore. But - I still have the engine somewhere in my stash. I tried to make the Tri Power fuel lines from scratch. I drew pen and ink diagrams from magazine pictures. It turned out to be kind of a mess! In 1964 we didn't have anything to buy to do a good job of replication. You were pretty much on your own.

Sharp to check out the Mod Rod. I built the original issue AlaKart when it was released-maybe 1963?