jangus

Everything I've purchased from his has been great.

Dayummm, that's a tasty Olds. Love the color combo. Solid work across the board.

How does it feel knowing they're now correct??

Well, whomever Hemmings tasked with "documenting" that article failed horribly. I'll stand by my statement: they never existed in the Oldsmobile parts inventory.

Good grief, enough with the red REAR inner fenders on Oldsmobile W machines. One incorrect article does not make it true. Olds never use them on the rear, fronts only. Do some research (as the author of that article should have). There are enough one owner and/or original survivor cars out there, that if they did exist for an Olds, you'd be able to find ONE picture of them. But you won't, because they're unicorns. Excellent work BTW. Built one in almost that exact same color.

Email sent sir. Thanks for the kind offer.

Was not aware the Avanti had twins in it. The Surf Woody looks to be the ticket; twin superchargers and typically cheaper than the Avanti. Problem solved. Thanks all.

Great work on a terrific project. Word of caution on the red rear liners: I do not believe they ever existed as a factory installed part on an Olds W machine. Aftermarket snap in liner; maybe. Factory made/installed; gonna call foul on that.

Are there any casters that are making a mid-late '60's Paxton superchargers? The Avanti kit has the style I'm looking for, but I'd rather not part out two kits just for the superchargers. But I will if I have to.

Nice build. Those kits sure build up well.

First time poster. Been active on and off for decades building plastic scale models. Looking forward to honing the skills even further. Preference is muscle cars, and WW2 aircraft.