dino246gt

Man that top looks perfect, love the rake of the rear glass!

Love it so far, and the red lines on Torque Thrusts looks perfect!

I'd buy a couple, of the Roadrunners, that Charger is a really nicely detailed kit. I built mine when they first came out oh so many moons ago!

What Jeff said, why not a 2 door?

Looks great so far!

Wow that grill and headlights looks great!

Does anyone think that the Revell '29 body would look right without the interior side panels? I think it's too thick, the body alone is thick enough, adding detail to the inside of the body will yield better interior side panels, or not?

Beautiful! That rear ribbed bumper looks like you flowed white between the ribs, sweet! Such a CLEAN build, nice!

I thought SUV as soon as I saw it, now it's going that route, Phantom SUV!! I love it!!

Very cool project so far, what colors? The front rims look much better now, to me.

Can't wait to see more, cool project!

Some very nice detailing you've done there!

Great looking engine details!

Me too, with some real wire wheels and an accurate body, wow what a beauty!

That interior sure looks good, nice silver paint adds so much, or is that foil?

Wow that old convert sure looks nice! I just scored a nice '58 Ford hdtp in fine original condition. NO contest who makes the best '58 Ford kit, heeheehee.

Since I'm using a Caddy engine, I think the headers from the Phantom Vickie will work, but I'll want to hook them up to the kit pipes and mufflers, so I may either move the mufflers up forward, or make shorter mufflers. Has anyone done modifications to this muffler set up? I agree that they should not be in the way of the rear suspension.

Yeah, with the red rims, why not white body, red roof and red insert on the side trim? Looks very cool already though and I'm sure it would look good with matching red body and rims as well, your car, your choice!

Good Morning! Or is it afternoon already! I've just had 3 cups of coffee and spent hours just on this thread, and man am I impressed, well that's an understatement, this thing IS a work of art! I built one 30 years ago, just out of box, and without paint, so it's a bit embarrassing for me to look at now, man, but I AM inspired to dismantle and re-do mine, not anywhere near to this standard, but an average builder, like me, can get SO much help from this kind of thread, not so much to copy just to make mine a bit better than it was. I thank you for sharing this with us, and I can't wait to see how it turns out, fantastic, I'm sure, as it already IS!!!

Very nicely done, and well worded play by play, thank you, I love it!

That is SO cool, love it! Nice running comments on the construction, KEWL!!!

Wow, man that's cool!

I really like this project!

Very cool indeed, and that seat, woah! COOL!!