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Wow! Very convincing weathering and the dio really shows it off well. Well done.

Unexpected color, looks great!

Me too! Nice work.

Great work on the foil and scripts, well done!

Beautiful! I agree, you need to blacken the tailpipes.

OK, who's going to be the first to try this? I have one I started a couple of years ago on the same idea. Ghostbusters body with the front end of the Monogram El Dorado grafted on for the engine bay. Roof from the Street Fighter drag car, narrowed to fit. It's been long stalled but I may have to bring it back to the bench with this inspiration! I was going for a Cadillac version of a Nomad.

Very nice! Those are not shake & bake kits, you did a great job.

Very cool! Did you shorten it? The kits I have seen all seem to have longer beds/wheelbases.

Very cool!

You had me at Impala. Nice neat work on the chrome trim, especially the wheelwell moldings.

Very cool! What did you use for the rear bumper moldings?

I completely agree, and love your choice of subject matter. Keep them coming!

Wow, that would sure be scary to drive! Excellent idea and execution.

Very cool Pat! I love seeing more open-wheel cars on here. I have the mechanics set but have been hesitant to attempt painting them.

I agree, well done!

I prefer the 2 part mirrors as well, they look much better than the one piece.

Love the Triumph. My uncle had one back in the '60s, thanks for the memory jog.

Beautiful! I have this one in the stash, hope it comes out as nice.

Looks great!

Great looking model and intriguing backstory. Thanks for sharing.

They look great, Bobby was the man!

Some really cool stuff here, but I can't believe this has gone on for 5 pages without this! Not my favorite livery but definitely iconic.

All of the above! Great color.

I always liked this livery. Well done!

Great job! Can't go wrong with a 6-banger, blackwalls, and dog dishes!