Volzfan59

Thank you! I got my decals from 3 Amigos.

Finished my Sterling Marlin #14, Tennessee Volunteer Monte Carlo BGN car. She's not perfect by any stretch, but looks great on the shelf. I'm a life long TN Volunteer fan or VFL (Vol for Life). Edit: Heck, I saw my friend Duane Garner's reply and realized that I forgot to give him credit for the hood. The original kit hood crazed very badly, the worse I've ever experienced. He sent me a new hood to complete the build.

WOW, your work and attention to detail is amazing! I'll be keeping up with this. Thank you for posting.

I really like what you've done, great job! What did you do to fix the frame twist? Maybe I missed it, sorry if I did. Thank you for posting

Me too! I've got two Camaro's and three more Thunderbird's in the que to be built. Wonder if Revell still has the molds?

Looks like I figured it out! When it comes to technology, I struggle to say the least.

Looks great to me! I remember the tear that DW and Junior went on with the 1:1 race car.

Awesome, just awesome! Well done

Well done! I really like the use of the Stanley Smith #49 Amertron Batteries Cup Series decals.

Great looking model. I always liked the Kings Row car. The color's, the font, everything came together on the 1:1 and you replica.

You've done a great job with this. Excellent representation of late models from that era. Your detailing is spot on.

Good looking car, you did a great job! Bobby Hamilton was a very nice guy. Got to know him when he was racing at Highland Rim and the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedways long before he made it to the Cup Series. I know he would like what you've done.

Great build, probably my favorite Johan kits. I'm a big fan of 1:1 AMC Javelins and AMX's.

This car looks great, very well done. Like others, I really like the paint scheme! Thank you for sharing.

Your Buick modified stocker looks great, well done. I really like what you did with the exhaust. Looks like a car of that era, ready to head to the track. For me, I like the kit tires. I well remember race cars of that era running those oversized (by today's standard) racing tires. Everyone called them "humpers". Even up to the 80's, NDRA teams were still using them for stagger.

I built this ASA Thunderbird last year. Trying to learn how to post pictures. Thanks for looking. Steve

Well done! I love those old ASA kits. Wish the Revell, Round 2 or someone would release them again.

Me too, I enjoy the cars of independent owners and drivers. Sadly that era of NASCAR has come and gone.

This is a great looking model. Always liked the John Deere car's.

That car looks great, you did a good job ?

This is really looking good! I love the old drag cars from the 70's.

I like your Coo Coo Marlin build, turned out very nice. Love the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway photos, it's one of my favorite tracks to go to. Thank you for posting.

Looks great so far, one of my favorite body styles. I'm going to check out VSG Resins. I love a Ford 300 straight six.

It's really looking good, thanks for posting this.

You did a good job on this one. I like those old modified stocker kits.