Slotto

thats a cool build

No build thread but it's under glass...

Wow, great master cylinder and dash

Wow, she means business. Super job

Yeah man!

I'm thinking something small. Not a bi-plane. Maybe a war plane with 2 props

Yeah me too. It seems since the turn of the new year, I've only been building prewar cars.

Classy build

Awesome start. Love the Pro Touring look

Super clean little buggy

Great looking Beetle

Hey Greg, I wanted you to know this build inspired me with my '32. Where are you on this?

Great color and nice tidy engine

I remember that one from the 90s. Cool

Classy build. Great color scheme. Love the '55 the most out of all the shoeboxes

Shes a beauty

Great Ford. Like the colors

Super clean. Like the interior details

Looking real nice

This is gonna be cool. I like what I see so far

I promise, this is the last '25 Ford you'll be seeing from me. ? Again, this was another 2 kits in one. It happened so fast, i didnt create a build thread. At the time of the 1st one, I couldn't decide which body to use, this one or the convertible bucket so I prepared both bodies. Mixing this kit with the Fruit Truck, I got 2 hot rods and 2 wagon wheeled vehicles. I kept it to 3 colors, black, red and chrome -if you consider chrome a color. Fuel tank is in the cabin behind the seats. I used a mini die for the shift knob, lengthened the wheelbase considerably and slammed her to the ground. Since I was given 8 axles to work with, I bent one up to achieve the lowered front suspension. I usually articulate the fronts but I didnt this time. I may go back and take care of that in the future. Thanks for looking

This is done and is now under glass

This is the Fruit Wagon without the fruit. I decided to build it box stock old school with wagon wheels. It was a bit of a challenge using those old instructions. I did have some paint issues but was able to get past them. This isn't my typical style but was refreshing to do something out of my comfort zone. Shhhhh, dont tell anyone but I'm considering building an airplane. Thanks for looking

Another Marylander! I'm from Harford County. Welcome.

She now can be found under glass. Thanks for playing along