ncbuckeye67

That's a beautiful Caddy!

I love both, but that 40 is amazing! I was leaning towards a box stock build for mine, but I like your street rod version.

I think the yellow is beautiful! I love the Tamiya line of paints, especially the pearls.

The color & stance are perfect! That's a beautiful build.

Very cool. That paint is beautiful!

Any pics?

Bad news my friend. I dug out the T-Bird, and it's missing a lot (front & rear clips, hood, 3 wheels & driver's seat.) I could dig through my junkyard some more, but that could take awhile.

That's really cool & period correct! I first thought the '55 was something I traded to a person on this forum, because I had one that I cut the roof off of mine & didn't like hoe it looked.

Wow, that's amazing!

That's pretty sweet!

That is an amazing build. I love the blue!

Can the hood be used as a stock piece, or does it already have the hole cut out for the scoop?

That's absolutely beautiful! I really love the color combination. It's perfect!

Very nice! Who needs stripes anyway? The one Carroll Shelby drove in the movie was pretty plain Jane.

That's one beautiful "Yota"! The red was an excellent choice, especially with those wheels.

That's beautiful! The blue looks amazing with the white stripes & interior.

That's really nice! I love your color choices. Super clean and excellent detail.

That's beautiful! Everyone knows that car in that color!

Perfect color for a Beetle! I love this kit (I've won a few awards for mine) so much, I picked up the convertible last year.

I would take another rebuilder, if you have anything. Maybe a cheap bagged kit (from a show/swap meet), or something from Ollie's. I'm always looking for Pegasus wheels & tires, 3D printed engines or accessories. The T-bird may not be 100% complete, so please keep that in mind (I'll have to dig it out of my junkyard-which is in my shed).

That's awesome! Great looking combo!

That's a beautiful build, and a great story with it!

That's pretty cool!

I have one in my junkyard that should be complete. It's not what I would call a glue bomb, maybe "rebuilder".

Very cool! It looks like you have the whole series.