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Stunning.

Really nice.

Beautiful!

Do you use a magnifying light Steve? Did you do the whitewall? My hands are too shaky to get that detailed but it sure is beautiful.

Thank you for the links Mike. Now if I could find one 1962 Lincoln tail light. I could make a duplicate. I thought is was something new. Didn't realize it had been around this long.

I had a tortiose shell calico named Cocoa. She was the best cat. Always at my side. Miss her.

Got this today. I was told it's great for gluing windshields and small parts to the car bodies.

WOW. That is a beauty.

Nice.

That is perfect.

Nice builds.

Thank you Thomas, Larry and Sam.

Nice vette.

Thank you Andy and Carl.

Thank you. I’ve got to black wash the grill and work on the headlights yet. But am bummed the decals fell apart.

Did you notice he has a treat on his paw? I rescued him from an abusive situation. He turn into the most loving dog. But still skittish at times. There are some beautiful pets in this forum.

Thank you. I too thought the lights were a bit big. But it was fun none the less. A bit of detailing. I opted for the dual exhaust instead of the lake pipes. Red trim on the wheels to break up the black. Funny. The chrome detailing looks better in real life. Not so much in the photos. Maybe next time I'll fill in the holes and just one make it a hot rod. I've never done any body work before.

Ben

Cool. Like the color and the hood.

I got this on EBay for $8.00 including postage. Thought it would be cool in my display. Unfortunately even as a kid. I was never successful with decals. I put them in water and as I slide them to take them off the backing. They just came apart. So it’s an unmarked car.; LOL!

Nice car.

Really nice.

Amazing.

Really nice. My great uncle owned a 1964 Belvedere with the slant six. Basic 4 door. Vinyl floor and no radio. The engine went over 300,000 miles. The body rusted away but the motor still ran great.

Nice.