Falcon Ranchero

Really cool, looks just like the movie. Should consider building the black Charger also to have a nice set.

I saw the photo before I read what you said and I honestly thought you saw a sea urchin in your yard

which was then

Still kinda considering it; it’s a dang nice truck, but I honestly think it’s too nice to drive in the winter and I guess I was dead set on getting a classic car; whether that happens now or next year. May just end up holding out.

My mom saw this the other day... from what I can tell it's a '56 Plymouth

to the moon

Went to see that 1969 Chevy Nova that I mentioned in some other thread. Test drove it, and that was neat as it was the first classic car I ever drove. Not gonna take it though; needs too much work and it’s just a 4 door 6 cylinder, but still cool.

Always thought the free standing taillights was a neat touch

and into the

Nice Stude, dude

Just awesome

Hey that's pretty neat ?

That’s a noice Stude Hawk

Geez, man, that's pretty sketchy. Can't even imagine what that must be like. Stay safe

THAT IS SHARP, HOLY SMOKES Really like this one here

The epitome of 1970s transportation. I like thisun.

Freakin' mole still at it again at my grandma's. Before it was just some small mounds here and there but now it's like a dump truck left a pile of dirt on her lawn; can't reach a hose back there as her lawn(s) are very big, more like a field that just gets mowed. All I can do is just come around the time it starts pushing up dirt and cut it up with a shovel.

By the way, the model's coming along nicely; very interested in how it'll turn out. I have a '66 Chevelle kit waiting in the wings, so I may or may not consider converting it to Beaumont status; seems that the grille would be the trickiest thing to alter; my dad works at a print shop so I could get decals and what not printed out. But we'll see... This thread is extremely inspiring ?

Good old Plymouth Reliant K; my dad was tellin' me back in the mid-80s when he worked at McD's he was driving home one winter in his dad's 1981 or '82 Reliant (4-speed manual) and hit a patch of black ice, did a complete 360 degree spin, and kept going in the same direction. Sketchy stunt

beer in hand

That would be awesome to just buy a front clip and tailights to add on a chevelle kit. But that would also mean the use of Pontiac interior compartments and special decals for the emblems and in the case of the Beaumont SD, the SD 396 stripe. Hope you can get at least the main parts out in the near future.

gonna get some (wow this story took an R rated turn)

Yeah man, I coulda sworn chrome cars were actually illegal because of that... could be mistaken, but they probably should be because of the safety hazard on sunny days.

Wow those are one of a kind builds! Love to see models of our Canadian autos. Always wanted to build a 1968 or ‘69 Beaumont SD 396. No 3D printer though, and I don’t know how to use one, but those wagons you have there are absolutely awesome ?

That’s super noice, man. Love the first year Elcamino ?