Kenny

Beautiful and outstanding!

Amazing restoration! Brings back memories, a friend in high school had one almost just like that. Vinyl roof and everything. Thanks for sharing!

Done? What about mirrors, trim, taillights? For the trailer the Bonneville discs or the Avanti rims would look cool.

Those are Suburban snow tires. Yes the engine would look good in a Jeep!

Someone said AMT but I don't remember that. Maybe they made them too but the one I built was MPC.

Very sharp!

Yes, I built the '76 annual myself when I was a kid. Nice 6cyl AMC engine if you can find one.

Looking good Neal! That fuelie is sweet.

Wow! That turned out killer. How did it do at the show?

My first was the AMT T194 1969 Torino Modified Stocker. Around 1973, my dad helped me build the kit. I still have the instruction sheet and some parts of it in my parts box.

Great detailing! I love the weathering...

Looks great! I agree it would make a great tutorial.

Looks great!

I would skip the fan blowing in, have the fan suck off the side or back, and use inexpensive furnace filters for the inlet and outlet. Look for a discarded kitchen cabinet, should be about the right size and you can close it up when you aren't spraying.

I don't know what is coming up soon but I know they just had one in Indy about a month ago. There are pictures posted on here somewhere.

I was gonna say... GREAT color combo. I like!

Looks like a Lincoln V12 to me. I dunno what year - 1935?

Nice start! Let me know what you think of that kit. Did it used to be motorized?

Another great job!

Thanks for the incredible buildup review!

Hey Milt, I missed some of the chapters of drama in between. I now see you apologized on the other thread. We're cool.

Yeah, I read this post before I read the more recent ones. It looks like Milt has toned down his "enthusiasm".

Thanks for apologizing Milt, I jumped you on your other post before I read this. My only point is research any and all "worthy causes" (sad as that may be) before encouraging others to get involved. And please don't attack if someone is more skeptical than you. Thanks again,

Hey Milt, If you are so fired up to help worthy causes that you haven't verified, there is a dude named Brandon Brown in St. Paul Park, Mn that needs your help. I'm sure that his cause is on the up and up since he is not asking for a handout. All he wants to do is sell some of his models cheap to help pay for his daughter's medical bills. She is in an unspecified hospital with an unspecified rare blood disease. Come on!! It's for the KIDS! I'm getting choked up just thinking about it. It's not fair that these kids have to go through this. Guys get behind me on this. It's a GREAT cause. Dig deep! Let's all show our support!! Disclaimer: Please do a simple internet search on the above "worthy cause" scam and research on any other "worthy causes" you choose to support. And KINDLY refrain from attacking others* who may offer a word of caution to others about vague "worthy causes" that tug at your heartstrings "to help the kids". * It's in the forum rules that you agreed to when you signed up. Link: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?act=boardrules