Bills72sj

Here is my two axle trailer. I have no idea how I came to own it as it simply in a sealed bag. I made a few mods like the tool box and the spare tire carrier. I used textured paint for the tracks. Unfortunately, the solvents have made the Chevelle a permanent load on this one.

Well thought out and executed. Folding seats, neat trick.

Take your time and enjoy the ride.

Pretty...

Impressive work so far.

Nice project. Following.

Very nice recreation.

I admire your choice and your willingness to go "all in" from the jump. My 1st Pro Street attempt was a JoHan Javelin/AMX. It is a 20 footer. I am currently slowly Pro Streeting a resin 1970 El Camino. The next one planned is to be a 66 GTO.

1st ticket was trying to see how fast my 1st car would go with my buddies in it. 88 mph in a 55 zone. Cop cut me a break and wrote it for 66 mph. Lost my license for totaling my car without insurance. (long story) I made it through my 20's getting pulled over (usually for speeding) THIRTEEN times and got let off on very single one of them. I think being active military helped immensely.

Nice job so far. I like seeing a number of builders tackling this kit. I too did not find it that difficult to build the two I did.

Boy that is nice! I would like to have it in my display case.?

That looks great! Take me for a ride!

Now that is something I have never seen. Well done.

All the detail is very impressive

I am going to follow this thread. I almost invested in a 3D printer but found exactly what I was looking for from Auslowe. I recently purchased a number of items from a vendor on Shapeways. I was QUITE impressed with the quality of the items I ordered. I have the funds to invest in a printer but I do not have anyplace where I could set it up or store it. (Small house shared with an awesome wife). I also still have the problem where I am buying stuff WAY faster than I can build it.

Impressive result. Well deserved.

That is gorgeous in the sunlight. I plan on building mine in a pretty metallic blue too. I like the gloves idea.

I grew up in the vanning 70's. Following.

Good to stay realistic on the detail front. I am sure many of us have abandoned perfectly doable projects thanks to mission creep.

Mmmm! That is a nice one!

Thank you Douglas ?. It was a very enjoyable project with a variety of materials and techniques.

Love the patina!

I have never seen one.

Welcome. Your rejoining the hobby story is very similar to mine.

VERY NICE! Well executed restomod!