Ron Hamilton

Scrumptuous!!!!!

This kind of work is what separates the men from the boys. Excellent!!!!!

Another winner!!!!!!

I would be proud to have that one. Beautiful Job Mon Ami!!!!!!

I'll reserve comment until I have one in my hot hands. I have an original AMT '67 annual, as well as the last AMT kit to compare it to.

I have been following this one since you started it. I have had one of these bodies for several years, but have yet to do it as I have several projects in mind. When I was a kid, a friend of mines sister's boyfriend had a B5 Blue/White Vinyl Roof/ Medium Blue Interior Challenger SE back in 1970. It was not a R/T, but I thought it was a cool car never the less. Looking at what you have here, there is a lot of work to be done to get these looking right. You have a lot of nice work going on there, and I can not wait to see it finished.

I had a ball watching this one. Ironically, I just picked up a '67 Chevy PU resin body that I plan to do something similar to. Thanks Doc!!!!!

Great work Dan!!!!

That what I do when I build 'em.

Very nice!!!!!

I am speechless. Beautiful work.

Even though there is a very shallow "V" in the middle of the windshield in your photo, in 1/25 scale, it is un-noticeable. When I was working for a dealership, I had use of a '73 Caprice Convertible, and I noticed no break in the windshield.

I like it!!!!

Bob, You are very close on that windshield frame. In my opinion, that hard "V" in the middle should be rounded, with no hard edge. Here is a '72 Eldorado Convertible, which is the first one I did, back in the 90's. I am going to do something similar when I tackle this one. with one of these

Very nice!!!!

I was able to get one of these from a hobby shop which unfortunately is going out of business. When, and if I build it, those wheels will have to go.

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.

Bob, I have a "phantom" '76 Caprice in the works. I love that '69 Ford. I did mine in Triple Black. I was going to do it as a XL/GT, with gold stripes, but the decals disintigrated.

I picked up this "Crispy Critter" for a restoration several years back. I plan to either clean it up and build it up as either : 1. 1972 Impala Custom Coupe. 2. 1972 Impala Convertible 3. 1972 Caprice Coupe.

Nice!!!!!

Very nice!!!!!

I am so impressed with your work on this one.

I'm glad that I bought a couple of the '72 Nascar bodies while they were cheap. I may do the '72 before I do the '74.