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thanks Craig, it's been in the stash several years.

I got the engine compartment painted in go mango and most of the items detail painted. I really like the orange. next move is an all black interior. so far it's a pretty nice kit.

thank you Douglas!

small update, I got the rear shocks mounted to finish the chassis.

it's a good kit so far Richard.

thank you Rusty!

I love it!

great looking build Brian!

lookin' great!

I got the suspensions painted and assembled and the driveline mounted. still need rear shocks mounted.

mocked up chassis and body to work on tire sizes and rim offsets. finally happy with them so I can move on painting the rear suspension.

you would be right Greg, my mistake. hehehe.

krylon short cuts bronze and thanks for the kind words.

well so far the engine builds up pretty nice. not crazy about a metal axle in front but I don't think you'll see much of it on the finished build. I'm using all testors and krylon paints on everything but the body. it will be model master lacquer.

this is the 2 in 1 kit r/t or t/a. going to build the r/t version stock with the exception of the wheels and tires that are supplied. I'll raid the spares box for them. I have a can of go mango orange that I plan on using. this is another kit that's been in the stash for years. time to build it. c&c are welcome and thanks for looking.

a couple extra pics of the finished build. too much snow here for outside pics and to post under glass.

don't recall which kit for sure thinking the 1963 corvette. thanks for the kind words.

this build is winding down. thanks everyone for checking in. it was a great kit.

thank you Keith, I like it also.

a flickr buddy in L.A. sent me a big box of model parts and it was in with a bunch of truck pieces. so I took it and reworked it. wheels and tires are from the spares box I have. sorry I don't know anymore about its origin. thanks for the kind words.

I have the rear completed still working on the front. needs driving lights still. left to do are rocker panel molding, door handles, fitting the scoop and hood, and the hood pins. what a sweet heart of a kit!

I wound up using a little wider rear tires as can be seen in the rear view. thank you all for the kind words and input, or just looking in.

well I got the trim painted, the headliner painted and assembled and the tail lights installed. next were the windows and the interior bucket put in and carefully mounted the chassis. starting to finally look like something.

paint has been finished on the body. next the trim and head liner will be started.

looking great Dan, and congrats on your brbo build win!