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Cool shop truck. Well built and finished. Good job.

Cool gasser. The nose high stance works well on this model. It's a Bel Air not an Impala though.

Nice save. Nice choice of body colors. I'm really diggin' the wheel/tire combo.

Looks like you are going to have to do a lot of scratch building on this one. There is a build thread on Scale Auto magazine's forum. Here is the link: http://cs.scaleautomag.com/sca/modeling_subjects/f/35/t/67905.aspx?sort=ASC&pi209=1 I plan on doing this conversion also to replicate the 1981 Citation my parents drove when I was a kid.

Pretty cool builds. I have been watching "The Munsters" lately on DVD and I am surprised how well the show has held up after 49 years.

I have the 1974 Pontiac Grand Prix kit and it is also smaller than 1/32. It seems more like 1/43. I realized this when I was going to use the wheels and tires from Revell's 1/32 1968 Pontiac GTO snap kit and found that the Grand Prix is way smaller than the GTO.

Thanks for posting the pics fellas. Looks like I am going to get one to add to the pile.

Good job on the replica.

Good job on the save. I have also seen beater cars with fancy paint on the tops. The paint, interior and wheel/tire combo go well together.

Very good replica. The John Milner story is the only part of the movie that I liked.

Sweet boulevard cruiser! I like your choice of wheels and tires. Good job.

Thanks for the pictures. They are really helpful.

I really enjoyed the pictures. Thanks!

Nice little truck. I'm really diggin' the color combo.

Sweet build Art.

Very good build. Very well detailed inside and out.

Very good job as usual. I might just buy this kit. Which paint do you use for the body?

Good job. I agree with the others on how refreshing it is to see a factory stock 1949 Mercury.

Sweet Caddy. Well built and finished. The white body and red interior really work well on this model.

People would laugh at my Dad when he mentioned that he owned a Chevy Citation. It was a lousy car but it was the car I learned to drive in and was the car I used as a teenager. It beats having your Mom driving you around!

The kit prices in Hobbytown are high but the kits you buy online are just as expensive or more when you take into account shipping costs. The only time I buy kits online is if the kit has been discontinued and is no longer available in hobby shops. In the area that I live there have been five Hobbytowns and the only one still open has been in business since October 2012. I hope they survive for years to come. The staff if very friendly and they have good selection of kits and supplies.

Good work. The lights are nice touch.

Cool Lincoln. Good work detailing the interior.

Nice work. Well finished and detailed.

I have the '58 Chevy sedan delivery body and it's pretty nice. I bought it to make it a wagon. It's so nice I might buy another to build as a sedan delivery. Sweet '57 Ford wagons Joker. I might put that wagon build on my to do list.