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Thanks, Bruce - I think I may actually have that one.

One of these days I'd like to tackle that one, this one was inspired by the car I was driving at the time What color did you use for this? I've been looking for something close to the VT green for an upcoming project.

Very clean looking, nice work!

That's fantastic, great idea and a great looking model!

Nice work on this, it turned out great!

Some awesome work here! A couple of mine: Well, then, this counts

Thanks, guys! Just for grins, I parked it next to the Furious 6 Charger Daytona. Both builds started as the same kit:

I'm liking the new Ectomobile, and am looking forward to seeing the movie. It will be fun seeing a different take on the universe, and even if it flops I'll always have the original here on my shelf to watch any time.

Great job on the weathering, that turned out fantastic!

Looks great, nicely done! I've been thinking about getting one of these to turn into a Sandman, what did you think of the kit?

Very cool, that turned out great!

Some nice clean work here, that turned out great!

Very slick looking, that blue looks great!

Nice clean looking Monte!

Very nice work. that turned out great!

Thanks!

That looks great, the blue was a perfect choice!

Well worth the trouble, this looks great!

Couple more pics of the interior junk:

Built from AMT's Charger Daytona kit with the interior and 440 taken from Revell's Charger R/T. Lots of scratch built & custom parts including the fuzzy seats, chain link steering wheel, 8-track player, interior junk, custom exhausts with Cherry Bombs, skull & bones license plate bracket, curb feelers, and heavy patina. A full writeup of everything I did is available here, and all comments/questions/criticisms are welcome!

Thanks to both Tommy for the subject and Bill for the awesome information - I've been contemplating a '55 4x4 lately as well, and this information will come in handy!

I'm still using the cards mailed to me during the last election!

That's fantastic, nice work!

Nice to see one of these built! They seem to be a fairly unpopular kit, but you've shown that even a quick "weekender" can look great.

Beautiful work, that looks great!