ncbuckeye67

I've been working on this for some time now, and finally got some color on the body. It's an old RMR Vacuum-Craft casting, so it took a lot a lot of Dremel work on the inside of the body, just to get the glass & interior tub to fit.

This may seem like a dumb question to you all, but how do I add multiple pictures to my posts? The only way I have been able to figure out how to do this is to "reply" to my own post. I also like some of the quotes people have by their screen names.

I picked this up in a trade, so I can't take credit for the paint & decal work on the body. I thought it looked pretty good as is, so I left it alone. I did do a refresh on it though, as everything was flat black on the interior & chassis. I cut out the headrests & added mesh to replicate the 1:1. Black embossing powder for carpet, washi tape seat inserts, gauge decals, & sharpie to add contrast on the seat edges. The dash pad got a quick respray, & gloss clear over the taillight & fog lights.

That looks great! Very clean build (on both!)

That is an amazing build!

I'd rather not break open a sealed kit, just for that.

That's beautiful!

That looks amazing! The perfect two-tone color combination.

I have the 68 (brown box pic), but it's a sealed kit.

That looks amazing! I have that kit, and now I'm dying to build it (definitely with some aftermarket decals for sure)

That looks great! I love your added personal touches.

That looks like perfection to me!

Both builds are super clean, and very well done!

That paint scheme is awesome, but it looks like a P.I.T.A. hot mess decal nightmare. I'm glad to see you did not give up on building the car, it looks great!

That looks amazing! You have made a not so attractive truck (in my opinion, the early to mid- 60's trucks were all rather ugly) into a sexy street machine.

That is amazing! Definitely an attention getter.

Great scott that's amazing!

Very cool!

That's pretty sweet. The paint is beautiful!

Excellent build! I love the color combination.