George Bojaciuk

Thanks for the link! I have to restock!

Nose swap. The glue had deteriorated the original windshield frame so bad that it crumbled after coming out of the pond. Looked like it was broken and repaired many times. Same with the tail light panel. Guy who built this in '65 must have used the whole tube of glue on it. I wrote about this in my column but if you look at the light passing thru the plastic, you can see just how thick the original is. I plan on updating the scripts and such to the '65.

The '69 SS had a gauge package that replaced the clock. I PS'd it in on my cluster.

I wrote this up in my column that was sent out today.

They were from Best. When I went to the site to resupply, I got an artsy website. Saw no gauges.

Great Job! Love the S&W decal!

Chill Snake....I was 16....although....I did take my test with a Cougar! Lol!

Yes, it is. I cut out the kit console and added a Franklin Mint Console. Engraving was way too fine. Also cut out the gauges and controls. Used printed gauge faces.

You might recall my starting point...

HA! My dad had a 4 door Sport Sedan in these colors. If you put down all the windows, it was wide open! I'm doing the 2 dr. one as my build! Somewhere on my shelf, I have a 4 dr. resin!

My dad’s car!

Not stock! Doing a car from my “youte”!

With being sequestered, I've had time to do a few interiors... First one is my 55 year old model restoration, Son of Danger!

Unfortunately, he doesn’t make it easy to find! I’ve run into him at model shows and buy what I like when I see it.

I had asked Z-Man if he could do these wheels in wide and wider. He did! These will be for my Eleanor

If you are doing a Ram Air car, I may have a few underhood pieces left. I did the GMP GTOs and made some resins. Here's how it looks on an original MPC GTO hood underside...

Nice touch with the body color on the front grille and bumper area. Well done!

Thanks bud! I just got the figure yesterday. I’m smiling ear to ear! I need to make an easel for the poster!

Mike Hanson just sent me pics of the completed figure...

Thank you for your kind words!