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That's a great resource. Thanks to everyone for the help.

Very nice work.

Reminds me of the real fiero I build as a kid

That takes me back to my youth. Great traditional lowrider.

Can't wait to see more. I'm waiting for my new kit to arrive. Will be something similar.

Gotta love a Willy's.

It's like looking into a mirror. Just the older one is a little lower in front is all.

Great job on both. Kinda partial to the Dodge given my name but still very nice Ford as well.

Great job

Super nice work. Hope my project turns out half that nice.

Thanks for the help guys. As I said I actually own this truck and my family is sending tons of reference pics. The ad helps a lot as well. I've researched the web and go to AA truck club for all my reference materials. They have tons of pics and lots of information about everything down to which bolts were used where and why. Again thanks for all the help.

This is really cool. I'm looking forward to the rest of it.

I think that it is a warrented project as I haven't seen one but also it will be the first time I actually replicate a vehicle I own. It will take a little time but I know it will get done. Thanks for the interest.

I think your right in that it would work. I'd like to know more details of this bed. Thanks for all your help.

I'm currently in the planning stages of a build I want to do. I want to build 3 models of my 1930 model AA dump truck that I inherited. I can't seem to find a correct dump bed of it. Does anyone know where one might be? Thanks for your help

This looks awesome. It makes me want to build my own. I'll be following this.

Thanks for all the help guys. I know it's a bit odd ball but I just gotta have one for my mom's memory. Thanks again.

Does anyone know if an 80s Ford Fairmont station wagon kit or conversion was ever produced and if so what donor kit would be used and where could I find one? My mom had one when I was a kid and as I got older I kinda miss that piece of junk thanks for your help.

Love the paint work. This is going to be awesome

That's a great look at what could have been.

MOPAR or no car. Looks good. Can't wait to see what in store for this ride.

You are correct on the 40 Ford wheels. Suspension and ride height are stock as well. Looks like he did collaborate with Vic on the intake and carbs. Good luck and keep us posted.

Not much into the tuner scene but this looks good.

Great job on this. It's giving me ideas for my 64 Dodge 330 I'll be getting.

I used a set of basic artist pencils. Don't remember the brand off hand but they weren't cheap. A lot of the lighter shading was just regular no 2 pencil.used some tortillions to blend it. It is on 2 ply tag board size is approximately 12 x 18 inches. Took about three weeks to complete. I ended up sending it to my daughter who loves that I drew her something.