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Yeah Buddy. That looking pretty slick. Nice shine with the Future.

Thanks for the info fellows.

I'm with Ray, I like the black and the blue Nova. We have our first car show this coming Sunday.

Lot of good ideas for antenna's fellows.

Nice looking Van. Boy, that thing is down in the weeds. Love the plates and the accessories inside.

Great looking Impala Anders. Love the color and the nice stock detail work in the engine bay. Nice build.

On yeah....Nice looking. That color just grabs your eyes really quick. Great detail work on the business end.

That's a good looking Buick. Great color combo.

Thanks Fellows. Much appreciated.

Man, taking it off the strip and putting it back on the street....pretty kewl. I like the color. I'll bet it took some doing to dig all the rubber out from the rear fender wells ☺

Man Greg....this 66 Nova is looking pretty kewl. Love that red and it goes well with the black interior. I need to build another one of these kits.

The 55 body is in the Purple Pond. As soon as the weather turns for the better, I'll get a new paint job on it.

Thanks Dennis. This will be a slow build as Spring is coming in fast and a lot to do outside. Thanks Carl. I'm still looking for a big enough shoehorn to get an engine in the business end. Thanks Greg.

Nice looking wagon. I like the blue on the body and the "Poverty Caps". Just started a build on a 63 wagon myself.

Welcome aboard.

That's going to be a pretty kewl looking little Funny car James. Love that color.

That's a good looking 55 Chevy. Nice job.

Thanks. Haha...I know what you mean Joe.

Thanks Buddy. I'll see if I can get this build to the finish line ☺

I had to trim the rear tubs & pan a little to get the chassis to drop inside the body. I also had to shorten the rear axle housing so the big ole meats would turn inside the body.

Thanks Dennis. I'm still looking at installing an engine. I'd have to get a BIG shoe horn to get it in there ☺

The wheel base looks pretty good. I'll now more once I get the front suspension set up but it looks spot on.

Thanks

I picked up this kit at Wally World last week so I thought is would make a good candidate for a Pro Street. I'm using the chassis from the AMT 66 Nova Pro Street kit which took very little mods to slide it under the wagon. Just a quick sanding of the rear tubs with the dremel and it fit pretty good. I have a couple engines if I decide to not go curbside. This is still early on so I'm still in the thinking stage.

Nice Craig. I've just modified my 66 Nova chassis to fit under the 63 Chevy II wagon. Getting ready to get under way with my Pro Street build. I'll be following this thread.