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Like color combo and build.

Really nice.

Color really makes that pop. Nice

Great color and build.

10 times better then what I can do now at 63. LOL!

Wonderful.

Wow. Really nice.

These were all great.

That is awesome.

He did a great job on that.

My thought is Hobby Lobby is the Walmart of Hobby stores. They were the cheapest but their prices have skyrocketed the past few months. They know Micheals isn't going to carry them and the only other threat to them in my area is A.C.Moore. Their prices also jumped. Most new kits in both stores are over $30.00. A.C. Moore kits are all around $37.00 now. Once they stop carrying them Hobby Lobby can charge what they want. I think the best bet is Ebay or swap meets. I'm going to my first swap meet next month.

I love this look. Nice.

Just stunning. Nice build.

To be able to foil like you one day.?

Wow. That's beautiful. I've always had this connection to the Titanic. It really affects me. Don't know why. My Great Aunt had a copy of the Saturday Globe which was a Utica NY newspaper dated April 27th, 1912. When she passed away I found it and it's framed and on the wall. In looking it over. I realize that the photos of people that are rectangle were deceased and ones in the oval shape were survivors.

Amazing. That's all I can think of to say.

I went with off white and am going to try silver inserts. Though my attempts at trying to do two tone seats have always flopped. Can't figure out how to stop the paint from bleeding into the other color. I've tried taping. Maybe there liquid mask I've read here in the forum? That's why most of my interiors end up plain. When all else fails. Out comes the black paint. LOL. But I though putting an off white top would pull it together.

It's going to be awesome.

Thank you Joe. OK. I've got my homework cut out for me. Of course my attempt at trying to fix/replace A pillars on the 71 Thunderbird I did was a flop. LOL. I've never done this sort of thing before but the kit cost next to nothing. So It's a good test subject. Of all the kit's I've done since I joined this forum. Most have been partially built kits or kits that have this sort of thing done to them. So I don't really mind experimenting on them. You might be right Vince. The tops were in the other's box. I'm thinking because the 64's roof wasn't cut straight. They figured it was too much for them to do. Funny. I bought 7 kits from them and they were all started. Nothing completed. So either way. I still have some work to do, learn.

Do you think you could coat them with the Pledge polish or something similar.

Any ideas as to what to do with these two? Try and put the tops back on or find boot covers for the both. They do make nice convertibles. And does anyone know what that white piece in the lower right corner belong to? Thanks.

I will. Thank you so much.

She is a beauty. I love seeing these types at the car shows. I just walk past the 55 and 57 Chevys. I like looking at cars you hardly see anymore.

That coupon helps a lot.

Nice. Now that I see it has a vending machine and dolly. I'll have to buy one.