Zippi

Thanks Craig.

Thanks man.

Thanks Ray.

Thanks Mario. I do appreciate it Buddy

Thanks Philippe. I'm really happy with how the white turned out.

Thank you sir.

Thanks Buddy.

It was Krylon silver metallic I believe. Didnt turn out that great

Thanks Pappy

Thanks Gerald. Much appreciated.

Thanks EMRE.

Thank you sir.

Thanks you sir. I appreciate the kind words.

Thanks Dave. Much appreciated.

I'm calling this one done fellows. Under Glass: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/170981-55-chevy-pro-street/

I finally got this one finished. I had trouble with this build from the beginning with the red paint all the way to the end loosing the red lens taillights and then I stepped on the lens frames. I think it turned out pretty good with all the issues I had. The body was painted with Rust-Oleum Flat White Primer and cleared with Rust-Oleum Crystal Clear Lacquer. It was then wet sanded and polished. The chassis, engine, and wheels & tires are from the AMT 67 Chevelle Pro Street kit. I opted not to use an alternator so this ol boy will have to head back home after a run and charge the battery. That's what I did back in the day. I also used an electric fan instead of a mechanical one. WIP: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/169156-55-chevy-pro-street/

Nice thread Luke. I'll be following this one.

Great job on bringing back the ole 49 Ford. The color looks Great, and the engine bay looks Super. Very nicely done.

Welcome aboard Edward. Nice looking modeling shop and great looking little GT.

Nice looking so far. Has a nice stance.

Nice looking 60 Chevy pickup. Tool box looks nice. Great build.

That's one tuff looking 55 Chevy. Good looking BB in the business end. Nice build.

Thanks Kyle.

Thanks man. Looks like you've got it figured out pretty good.

I think I'm done with the weathering. The running boards, grille, front apron, and fenders are painted flat black. I'll try going over them with some 0000 steel wool once they are good and dry.