Zippi

Welcome aboard Slobodan.

That's a good looking car. Just a quality job.

Looking mighty spiffy there James.

Good looking old school Hot Rod. Nicely done.

That's a Looker you got there Tom. That is a rich looking red. Very well done.

Thanks. I know you like um Buddy.

Nice looking Charger Mario. Those carburetors do look nice as well as the color. Great job.

That a good looking little Roadster. Nice colors. Well done.

Good looking 66 Nova. I really like that red & black. Came out really nice man.

Great story and a great Nova to go with it. Nice job.

Thanks Bob. I appreciate it Mario. Thanks man. Thank you Carl. Thanks Chris.

You bet Mike.

Good looking Chrysler. I like the white.

Good looking Wildcat. That body color looks nice with the white interior.

Thanks Larry.

Much appreciated

Thanks man.

Thanks James

Thanks Buddy.

Thanks man.

I'm calling this one done. Finished pics: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/170444-1963-chevy-ii-wagon-pro-street/

Just finished this little curbside kit this morning. Paint is Tamiya TS-88 Titanium Silver and it was polished with Novus 2. No clear. I used the chassis, wheels & tires, and interior tub out of the AMT 66 Chevy Nova Pro Street kit. All the chrome trim, bumpers, wheels & tires, etc. were all murdered out with Tamiya TS-6 Matt Black. I added a cover in the back to cover the wheel tubs. WIP: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/170026-amt-63-chevy-ii-station-wagon-pro-street/

Thanks Buddy.

Thanks James. The wire that I use is from telephone wire I get at ACE Hardware. There are 4 wires inside the beige insulator. I use one of those and strip the insulation off. I use my little drill set I got at HL and just match a drill bit to the size of the wire.

I hate gluing mirrors on so any more I drill a hole in the base of the mirror and glue a piece of wire in. Then drill a hole in the body. For me it makes it so much easier.