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I followed the WIP on this, great job. If that's what you can do with dexterity-challenged hands, I can't wait to see you after recovery. The working hood pins alone are impressive, and it looks like the decals came out great. Kudos!

Great looking replica. Nice color, just enough extra detail under the hood. Impressive, I like it a lot!

OK, I'll reveal my computer illiteracy. How do 'tags' and 'keywords' work exactly? I've seen them but don't know what to do with them (if anything).

This is just way too cool! You do great work, the trailer and odds & ends added really make it stand out. I used to have a window-van version of the Dodge while I was in the service, the most fun vehicle I ever owned. Sitting on top of the front wheel with that big, flat steering wheel was like driving a bus. I'm gonna have to get one of these. Thanks for the memories and again, great job!

I'd be in for Fireball and Jim Reed!

Just whatever I had lying around. Brightest red I had on hand, probably some hardware store brand.

Nice. Sometimes you get something other than what you want, and it turns out better. Engine looks very realistic. Looks like the old ZZ Top Eliminator.

That's very cool, nice job of bringing it back to stock. I've always liked the newer Caddies.

Clean, sharp build! Wouldn't want to see it roll up in the mirror

Very cool! Nice job on the bed. Is that a resin cab or...?

I haven't posted anything for a while, so I thought I'd put this up. Built a couple of years ago, the Monogram double T-bird kit. Fords were at a definite disadvantage with the flying brick body and little if any factory support. Thanks for looking, comments welcome.

Nice kustom. Especially the dash detail

George Carlin said the Japanese have already invented "everything", they just dole it out to us in small increments that we can afford. Once everyone had a Walkman, they went to CD. Once we all had CD's, DVD's. Now ipods. I think I see where this is headed?

Love to see these classics! Very nice job.

Very nice. And great photos too. Love the subtle weathering underneath. Can't wait to see what you can do once you're back in the swing

What I get from this thread is that there are a lot of young people on this forum that buy and build. I think that's great and good news for the future of the hobby.

Looks good, like many on the street back in the day. Nice color.

I'm afraid the days of stylish personal transportation are numbered, if not already gone. Driving down the road these days you can't tell what they are unless you see a badge on the nose. Jellybean-shaped transport pods that you need a 2nd mortgage to purchase. This'll put a stake in the Chevelle nameplate for sure.

I usually have a hard time taking myself seriously, must have been my upgbringing. I appreciate the knowledge you bring to the forum, especially on vintage NASCAR. Must be a Petty fan (and who isn't)?

Nice save, the wheels/tires are especially nice. Davey was always a favorite.

Nice ride. I love the fact that it's got a 6-banger, just right for cruising low & slow.

I apologize! I meant if I'D read the thread title.

I don't care who you are, that's funny!

That would be a sweet build! Decals look pretty generic, ought to be fairly easy to find.

There's a convertible coming?