Kenmojr

This is one brutal, no nonsense and all business Mopar. It is what a powerlifter in the world of muscle builders. Love what you have done with this kit. One outstanding representation of the performance cars I saw on the streets in the late 1960s and early 70s.

Gorgeous 55.

Canada? Where is that? I l live in Nova Scotia and have never heard of such a place....LOL....

Awesome custom...

Gorgeous tri-5 Chevy....

A very stunning pair of rods...

Looks fantastic....

What a sharp and clean hot rod. Love this very much....

Very nice!!!

Cool... I did not realize that AMT was affiliated with TONKA at one time. Or am I interpretating that old newspaper ad wrong?

Outstanding....

Plenty of really cool cars, thanks for sharing...

I took these photos at a local car show in Hilden, Nova Scotia, Canada - September 21, 2019

I think there was a Paul Newman version as well as he raced in the IMSA or SCCA circuit in the 1970s and 80s.

Oops - mind fart of a 70 year old man... I meant to post I purchased my 1960 Corvette in 1983. I edited my prior post to reflect what my mind was shouting and not what my fingers typed... Sorry about that....

Hondamatic - that 55 Chevy altered is sweet...

In the 1980s I built a 1/25 or 1/24 kit of Pete Brock's 240Z road racer. Can't recall if it was Monogram, AMT, MPC, or....

I did own the Revell (or was it Monogram) kit of a McLaren Mustang along with a 1/16 AMT 55 Chevy convertible and 1/24 1970s Toyota Celica which I later gave away to the son of a friend. Now I wish I would have kept all those kits. They were unassembled and most of my time was spent working of the Vette (it was a previous drag race car) or playing hockey. This was in the 1980s.

The only new car I purchased was a 1980 Ford Mustang Cobra with TRX suspension and 2.3 turbo engine, 5 speed manual tranny. I sold the Mustang in 1983 when I purchased my 1960 Corvette in 83 (which I still own). At the time I owned a 1980 Mustang, 60 Corvette and 74 Toyota Celica. And one of them had to go. So I kept the Celica as a winter beater. After I sold the Mustang, I wished I would have kept it as my brother had two Toyota Landcruisers and offered to sell me one. Landcruiser was the perfect beast for a snowy Nova Scotia winter - get me to work and to the rink to play hockey...

I recall over 10 years ago, a regular member of the Corvette Forum posted a photo of a C2 Vette with a flathead engine. Photo was not the members car but one at a car show he attended. Here is a recent post on the Corvette Forum of a C3 Vette powered by a flathead... https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/c3-general/4781848-not-just-another-ford-in-a-chevy.html Since I am a member of the Corvette Forum the photos and thread displays fine. So in case some of you have issues seeing the photos of this Flatty powered C3, I snagged the photos from the site and uploaded here. These are NOT my photos or thread.

Wow, this is killer...Looks so real...

One fine looking Mopar. Love these old Chrysler 300s.