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Good looking ride. I like the color.

Much obliged man.

Yeah Buddy. That's what I'm takin about. Thanks.

I'm hip, gotta keep the local fuzz on their toes. Thanks.

I appreciate ya dude. Thanks.

I appreciate ya man. Thanks much. Thank you Sir. Much obliged Pappy.

Thanks. It has now been put in a display case on the bench and nothing but a memory. A good memory.

Thanks. It has now been put in a display case on the bench and nothing but a memory. A good memory.

Thanks. It has now been put in a display case on the bench and nothing but a memory. A good memory.

Thanks. It has now been put in a display case on the bench and nothing but a memory. A good memory.

Thanks much. This build sure had its ups and down but I kept plugging on.

Oh boy...I really appreciate the kind words man. Much obliged.

Thank you Sir.

Thanks David. I appreciate the kind words Buddy.

Thanks James. Thanks for watching.

Thanks much.

Thanks. I'm with ya on the wheels.

Haha...thanks my friend. I like the wheels.

I appreciate ya Brotha. Thanks.

I appreciate ya stopping by to take a look Mario. Yup, the 55 have a nice aggressive look.

I hear ya man. Glad I stuck with this one.

Thanks man. Yeah, I think it turned out pretty nice.

I'm calling this one done fellows. Under Glass: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/184340-1955-chevy-nomad/

Finally got this one finished this morning. Paint is Testors Gloss Sunburst cleared with Tamiya X-22 Clear then wet sanded and polished. All chrome trim is bmf. Wheels & tires are from Jay's Wheels & Tires 1948 on ebay and airbrushed with the chrome out of a Molotow Chrome pen. Interior color is Rust-Oleum 2X Satin Warm Caramel. Suspension was lowered and the bumpers were moved in closer to the body. The tailgate and rear glass are both operational. I did burn through on the top of the rear DS fin while wet sanding and polishing. I have more paint on the way for touch up. WIP: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/183088-1955-chevy-nomad/

Much obliged Buddy. Yeah, that was more foil that I like to deal with on a model. Nerve racking.