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I don't like the steering wheel. Holes should have been drilled out instead of just dabbed with black paint.

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One mire thing. Not that it matters but was a "malibu" available in sedans and wagons?

Its not difficult to convert to a regular chevelle. I believe the major difference is the taillight trim. Grind away the Ss badge on the front fender. Theres also a box thing under the dashboard. Get rid of that too. Its dials for a special stereo system that those cars had. And don't forget to grind the speakers off the parcel shelf. But you NEED the photoetched kit. It has the proper taillights trim piece.

My bad . Brand name is "gellyroll". Micheals only has one brand. Some "uniball" too. Which I heard was good too. Theres a video review on youtube on white gellpens.

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Pretty badass.

You got the unloved part right. However I admire the building techniques

Not sure the brand. It just says japan. I bought it at Micheals crafts in the scrapbook isle. There was a empty slot for red gelpens. I bought the blue gelpen also and it covers great over black.

It does rub off real easy when its still wet. Once dry you can touch it. I sealed it with a flat acrylic just in case.

Found a way to make my own whitewalls with a gelpen and one if these.

Awesome.thanks br67 !!!! They look perfect.

Always wondered...what is a "handling fee" anyway. I know bigger companies hire people to pack stuff up but seems people on ebay are charging this also.

I dont know what all the fuss is about. Its lookds badass when all is said and done.

It looks nice to me..I plan to buy one someday.

IF you guys don't mind me asking..I going this say this anyway...If you won a raffle..the prize was was a restored 67 camaro. However..they installed a made in china grille that looks close but not exact to the original ..would you be happy that you have a camaro or reacte in disgust that they did not restore it correctly and walk away. Food for thought..hopefully.

THat dashboard should be a piece if cake for you. Break it down into basic shapes. In reality it is a flat L-shaped panel typical of pontiacs. I would cut a peice of that shape outof styrene sheet, drill holes for the gauges, glue some super thin rod to replicate the seperation from the gauge area from the radio/wiper controls..then build the rest of the dash around it.

Should have left it as a hardtop. Nothing more beautiful than a hardtop coupe.

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Thanks br67.Could you take some measurements when you have time? Thanks

The OLDsmobile "dellmont" sounds interesting, if its a 2-door hardtop.

Has anybody bought the "60's AMT " redline tires? Part number T198. If so what are the measurements? Thanks

I would love to see this converted into a 2 door hardtop

Has anybody out there purchased this? From the picture it looks like it includes banks on two and four..but not singles. Can anybody confirm this? If they have a bank of two (for two door sedan type cars) why not a single switch for the passenger side? Thanks