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You can get off the fence, it looks great!

Great model, neat, clean paint, foil, and decal work.

Same here, summers are short in New England, got to make the most of them. I have 3 stalled projects on the bench in primer.

Looks much better with the steelies. Your paint work is always outstanding.

Outstanding work, the wheels & tires look especially good. I love the Dodge window van in the backround of your first shot, had one just like it many years ago. Don't be surprised if the mods move this to "Big Boys".

Nice work, don't see this one built very often.

Very well done! Excellent photos too.

Very well done! Keep them coming.

That is really sweet! I'm not a fan of white interiors but it works on this.

That paint is amazing! Really well done.

Can't go wrong with an Impala! Very nice work, love the color scheme and the wide whites really pop.

Beautiful! I love '50s tri-color paint schemes. Nice clean work. I really like this AMT kit.

Back in those days they ran 50-60 times a year, that's how RP was able to rack up 200 wins. IMO David Pearson's 105 wins are much more impressive because he ran a limited schedule most of his career.

Nice!

Wow, that looks like a decaling nightmare, you've nailed it!

One of the nicest COT's I've seen, well done!

That's gorgeous, great color choice and photography.

This is the only RP car I've done, many years ago with the Monogram kit. I still remember my first Cup race at Dover, and Richard had this car. It positively glowed in the sun and I was hooked!

That's a beauty, that green is stunning. I really like the slightly different shade for the interior. I agree about the wheel covers versus wires.

Dash looks pretty symmetrical, wouldn't be too hard to convert to LHD?

Nicely done!

I went on a quest a few years ago to add the 1/24-25 '30s era kits to the collection. I really like the Monogram kits, decent parts count, faithful lines. The MPC kits are kind of fiddly but you can end up with a nice replica. The AMT Model T's are also very nice, even tho their from the teens and '20s. The Heller kits are a little quirky (read French) but offer cars that no one else does. The Johan Gold Cup series are especially nice. Here's a few I've built.

Neat looking car! Was it a convertible class?

Those are outstanding! I've built the Mountain Dew car, have the Pepsi in the pile. Keep them coming!

That's a beauty John! Neil was a favorite.