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"Super detailing blues" - - - I love it, and I totally get it. I've spent one week on BMF alone and have gone decidedly cross-eyed in the process I think I'll make my next build a fun beater.

Love the pics, and love the history. Thank you for posting!

Well done, and good luck!

It came out great, although I particularly covet your skills in applying the brightwork.

Looks great. Now I gotta get me one of those too

Awesome job. Tons of character in that car

I love the colors, and am particularly liking the white vinyl interior with lap belts. But under the hood is way awesome....looks like a 1:1 engine compartment!

Great story, and awesome model! The interior is as beautiful as the exterior...

Killer paint job and stance!

Great job and color choices! The only criticism I have is with the kit - - - I wish they would offer LH drive as well. Thanks for posting!

Beautiful job on all that brightwork!

Beautiful build, and I love the hood cowl. But I gotta admit the photos in the garage backdrop just bring a tear to my eye. I can remember being 16 and working my first job at a service station, Journey playing in the background, and my buddy doing hole shots in the lot with his '69 Nova with his 350 small block and Muncie rock crusher

Way funky cool!

Wow (x7)

Just beautiful! I love the paint - just the right amount of flake and scale correct. May I ask what you used? Also, the vinyl top has the perfect texture. How did you achieve that?

Very nice build! I particularly like just the right amount of detail under the hood.

Thank you for sharing the buildup on the engine, it is such an interesting design. I also loved the inspirations photos - particularly the Seca Design. When I saw your model, my mind was taken to the Norman Timbs Special.

It looks downright fast and furious Well done Jim!

Two beautiful cars! Thank you for posting.

Marcos, did you happen to use a detail-up set in your build, or did all that beautiful brightwork come with the kit?

I love it!

Just beautiful, and I am totally jealous of how nice you do your brightwork. I cannot get mine to come out like that for love or money

I now find myself shopping for the Tamiya 240Z, although of course I will need the Fujimi Fairlady for its 432 engine and left hand dash.... BTW; what tires did you wind up using?

Fantastic build, great story, and awesome photos. Couldn't ask for better, thank you for posting!

Love it!