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Do all of the suggested stuff to the '58 Plymouth please! Everybody and their brother has a '58 Plymouth kit, probably several.. One with the trim issues corrected AND decals with seat inserts wouldn't be a hard sell at all, in my opinion.. I'd buy AT LEAST a case of em, and probably more! Also, your '65 and '68 GTOs, '68 Coronet, newest release of the '70 Super Bee, and THE BLACK BEAUTY, are EXCELLENT and ON-POINT! THANK YOU! I can't wait to get my '71 Demon, '60 and, '63 Ford pickups!

Well, I know what I want for Christmas, this is awesome!

Nicely done man, nicely done! What a way cool car too.. I haven't ever seen one with a vinyl top like that.. Was yours the ONLY one?

This dude, man, always coming up with the COOLEST and most unique builds out there! I love it, nicely done!

Man, they're really doing LS on EVERYTHING ain't they? My cousin, a diehard Mitsubishi (or Japanese MoPars as I can em) guy, just showed me an LS swapped 3000GT..

Never thought I'd see a Preston Tucker concept car done in 1/24 scale! It's is excellent, nicely done dude! Looks just like Tuckers original concept drawings..

Thanks for the reminder, I had totally forgotten that this kit even existed as anything non-pre '65 MoPar is way out of my wheelhouse..

I did try the ol Google, but didn't find much.. Thanks for this info though! Both the 2.8 and 3.1 are Chevrolet based engines, won't do, BUT that 20th Anniversary Pontiac is exactly what I need!

Nice build, really cool car! When I saw The Black Knight, my first thoughts weren't of Batman or legendary German armored knights, but rather the truly ancient and anomalous Black Knight satellite orbiting this planet.. I can't be the only one..

This is hands down one of the coolest WIP threads on the site, nice job! I've always loved this, and every other 1950s Dream Car ever made.. I'd be down to acquire a resin copy of the stock version, should a batch of em become available some day..

Is anyone familiar with THIS kit : Cause honestly, I was not, until I stumbled upon it a few minutes ago.. And now, I have to have it.. But anyhow, any of yous guys know if the engine is well detailed? This car ought to have a Buick 3800 Series I V6 in it..

Thanks for posting those pics dude! Looking more and more like I'm gonna have to get hold of one of them Series 1 engines..

Yeah, I recently acquired a couple of Fiero kits, and I want to build one of em with one of these engine swaps, 3800 s/c or 4.6 Northstar.. Because it'll be rad.. An LSA is indeed not a Northstar.. Seller looks to have a decent couple of offerings, wish the '60 Saratoga wasn't a chop-top.. That Series 1 with the 4.0 Aurora Northstar seems to be pretty decently detailed, can anyone confirm? Looks to perhaps be the only game in town in any case.. What about those 80s Monogram Indy Car kits? Some of those were Buick V6 powered weren't they? Are those kit engines any good? One more question, wasn't there a kit of an early 2000s Cadillac LMP race car? Those were Northstar powered..

Has anybody in the aftermarket world, or in the kit world for that matter, ever made these GM engines? Buick Series II 3800 supercharged V6 Cadillac 32-valve 4.6 Northstar V8

BLACK BEAUTY!

Yep, frame, chassis pan, engine compartment, transmission, seats, dash, and door panels from the AMT '57 300 C kit can be used as a base for yer DeSoto.. Though the seats, dash, and door panels require LOTS of massaging.. I've used that 300 C as the basis for all of my '57-59 Chrysler and DeSoto projects.. The dash and swivel seats for the '59s were the most difficult parts to do..

Nicely done, nicely done! Love seeing these Forward Look cars in scale!

Hey, thanks man!

These '55-61 Forward Look cars are the coolest looking wheeled things ever made, in my opinion.. This is an awesome project you've started, and judging by yer others that you've done, it will be a real jewel one day.. Regarding the possibility of turning it into an Adventurer, it's doable.. Most of my stuff is FL MoPar related, and there isn't much to start with in the kit world, so I have to make emblems and such from scratch often.. For emblems, I use a sheet of 0.10 thick Evergreen styrene, draw the emblem to scale, and cut it out with a blade.. Doing this absolutely DOES suck! It takes a while to do, is a real pain, isn't forgiving of any mistakes, and has been the source of many newly invented curse words.. BUT, is worth the trouble in the end.. And, I don't know any other way to get correct emblems for my little cars.. Here's a pic of one I just whittled out for my '58 Chrysler Saratoga project : Anyway, just throwing that out there.. Coolest WIP thread this year, I'll be following along for sure!

Very cool, definitely worth the effort!

THIS, this is cool

Well, there it is.. The coolest thing in the World this week! I'll buy one..

.......I'm good...... I'll be buying that Black Beauty though..

S.S.D.D.

This would be cool..