Kenmojr

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

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

Love the color and the stance. One super cool C2 Vette...

Excellent! Love the look of this hot rod. Have you been "screeched in" on the Rock (Newfoundland) yet?..:-)

She is a real head turner for sure....

Looks awesome... I believe I heard this is hooding fitting issues with this model. You hood fits quite well.

What a great nostalgia hot rod look to this...

Love Delahayes. The only model of a Delahaye I have is a 1/18 diecast. Googling for Delayhaye model kits lead me to this thread....

I still have some old bottles of Pactra and cans of Humbrol paint that has not dried up. They were purchased in the 1970s when I was a youth. I opened them up a couple of years ( 2 or 3 years ago) to see if they were dried up. Most were not. A few got tossed away due to being dried solid. Probably due to me in the 1970s not tightly sealing the lid covers and tops.

A very interesting customization. Looking forward to more posts!

I think your model would be of interest to the members of the Corvette Forum https://www.corvetteforum.com/

Outstanding....

Great work...looks stunning...

Bench squirrels? Sorry not acquainted with that term. Cheers...

What a cool idea. As an owner of a C1 since 1983, I'm very interested in this thread. I am also keen to find out if he uses the C1's suspension (king pins in front and solid axle in rear) over the more modern C2s (ball joints in front and IRS in rear)? One thing that is a pain with 1953 to 1962 Vettes, is greasing the front end every 5,000 miles as required by the maintenance manual. There are 18 grease fittings on the front end. I greased mine earlier this summer. What a messy job. Thank God my grease gun is air driven. Someday, I would like to purchase one of those Mustang II bolt in front suspensions. Sadly Corvette Central no longer carries the Jim Meyer kit for C1s. I believe Jim Meyer went out of business.

Great looking Torino.

The two other Michaels in Halifax area (Bedford and Byaers Lake in Halifax) were sold out of car models. But I was told more are expected soon. With those 30 & 40 percent off coupons, Michaels may not have the best selection, BUT they have the very best prices in Halifax. All we need in Canada is Hobby Lobby. The closes one to me is in Bangor, Maine. And Hobby Lobby also offers coupons as well.

Looks damn nice...

This morning (Fri - Aug 30, 2024) I went to Michaels in Dartmouth and they had four copies of the Revell 71 Boss 351 Mustang. So I picked up one and used their 40% off coupon. The model's regular price was $39.99 and I paid $23.99, plus 3.60 tax for 27.59. I was told they had a few more different Revell car models which were all sold out with more to come.

I must check out our local Halifax and area Michaels. We have 3, one in Halifax, one in Dartmouth and one in Bedford. All are less then 20 minutes from my home.

Looks fantastic.

Awesome work. I think the T-Bird roof looks out of place, but great working on grafting it to the 55 Chevy.

Cool thread and build. Very interesting for sure.

Love the look of this vintage gasser...

I like this build. Was the 62 the AMT kit?