Kool Kat

Thanks, I guess that it why I didn't recognize it.

Like every one has said, nice. But I'd like to know what that light green piece is in the display box!!

Welcome back from someone else who has also just returned.

Real good looking F/C.

Good job on a tough kit.

Real nice Mustang, and the pics are cool also.

Black walls.... but either will do. Lowering it a bit would look good also.

Yep, looks good.

Looks real good. maybe some diamond plate running boards?

And when using liquid cement, DO NOT PRESS DOWN WITH YOUR FINGER!!

thanks KK

very nice, where did the slicks come from? KK

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/64-65-chevelle-drag-cars-photo-thread.587496/ KK

Lot of great info here, will take it all in then decide, that interior looks really good!! Thanks KK

Looking good, that color works on it. I have one in the same shade....

Well I've got 5 right now. Would like to see more of that 34 pickup please.

I'm building the AMT 63 Galaxie using the custom parts in the kit, the go to color for the interior would be white, but I want something different but not crazy weird, the exterior is painted Mopar dark bronze met. What would you use? HELP EDIT this color. Kool Kat

That looks KOOL. maybe a blue pinstripe to separate the colors?

Very clean low-rider, cool color.. Well done

Snake, if its not too late, I'll join in with this Mustang that I've been on and off with for some time, This build was inspired by the original AMT 67 that looks like this And since I can not afford the original, I thought I'd use the new tool from AMT, with a lot of the original kit parts that are in the AMT 68 Shelby kit. Getting pretty close so the end of March might be possible. KK

Hey, THANKS every one. Learn something new every day here.. So as Snake said " Both are old, built models. "Survivor" usually implies an older build (from the '50s, '60s, '70s, or maybe even '80s) . then I have a whole display case of 80's survivors!! Thanks again,

So, with the survivors/gluebombs being popular right now, I have to ask. What makes a used model car purchase a survivor/gluebomb. Going to start looking so I thought it would be nice to know. Kool Kat

Tried to send PM, but says you cant recieve.

The 69 {as above] was NEVER a real car... when I talked to Dick Brannan in 1992, he told me the story of why this kit was done...

I like the sewing thread method..