Kenny

Incredible detail work!

Great tip! Those look awesome!

Congratulations!

Bernard, if that engine is from the kit it is a FE block 390. The 302 Windsor wasn't conceived yet when that kit came out in 1963. Pickup is lookin' GREAT btw!

Very cool.

Nice build Raul. Do you think Mom & Dad would notice if Junior had it repainted with black primer?

Nice clean build!

Oooh, ooh! I've gotta do one of these next!

Yeah, motorized:

Sorry to mess up your thread by replying to the diecast donk expert. Back on topic! What color is on that 63?

The reason it's never been done is it's a stupid idea. If it's your "dream model" and it's worth $50, why in the he11 are you only bidding $10.99 and then crying that you lost it to an "evil sniper?" There is nothing preventing the early bidder from bidding $50 himself to keep from losing his "dream model" to that "evil sniper." Successful buyers bid once and bid their max.

It looks so real it has to be a model!

I understand this won a prize at the Heartland show. Congratulations!

If you say so, we'll see. Out of curiosity, why do you say a CAPRICE can be be a DONK?

That's about the fourth DIFFERENT "expert" "definition" I have heard. You're the first "expert" "purist" I have seen claiming that a Caprice can be a donk. (gasp!) Why would someone get so worked up over a ridiculous little fad? 10 years from now you will look back at pictures and say "What was I thinking? That looks retarded!"

I don't think George builds models. PICS OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN GEORGE!

Nice start. I love that kit.

None of the pictures are gone, they just had their DNS hijacked. It will take a while for the correct address to propagate to all the DNS servers. Photobucket is still there at http://209.17.66.11/

Can you get in going directly to your account instead of the homepage? http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j310/customhearse/

Try going directly to your account instead of the photobucket homepage: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n84/Gramps-xrds/

Photobucket is working fine here. Clear your cache.

That is some fantastic work right there. Thanks for documenting it with all the photos!

Nice start, but it's not a "V" 4. Those cylinders are in a line "I" configuration. So it would be an I4.

Very clean. That looks like a nice kit!

Still looking good!