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Thanks guys. I think this is my favourite build in my display case in terms of all my weathered builds. The 60 Chevy has so much character. I love the old James Bond movies. Sean Connery was the best Bond in my opinion. The ladder was scratch built. It's just a matter of cutting strips, drilling holes and joining the sides with round styrene rod. The truck colour ( and side dent) was taken from a picture of a 1:1 truck. I added the rack and details in my bed which just seemed proper to me. I often like stuff in the beds of my trucks. I'm almost finished a Dodge a100 that will have nothing in the bed for a change. Well, maybe a cardboard box or something.

Amt 1960 Chevy Pick up. But you guys knew that:)

Thanks a lot guys for the comments. Yup, that is a Revell 41 Chevy pick up. I did try to move this after I posted it in the wrong place. I couldn't see anywhere that I could move to "underglass".

Fun subject matter.

Thanks guys, i love period drag cars.

Thanks, you may not see it but there is a cooler and a few other bits in the back.

Thanks guys. Ha! ya that is 72 bed on a 67 cab. Plus the yellow door.

Love this. Well done.

Can't have enough altered coupes in my opinion.

Thanks for the comments guys. The fabric is a 1:1 fabric from my wife's sewing odds and ends. You just need to find something with a fine thread/weave and a pattern that is in scale. The junk in the back is a mix of parts box bits and scratch built items. Sometimes it is a mix of both. For example, there is those gas cans and tool boxes found in old Amt kits that are a good starting point but have soft details. Just remake spouts, handles and hinges etc. and you can really bring them around.

I'm showing these together because I switched the boxes on these two Fords.

Very nice clean build. Super paint job. Details are well done.

Thanks for the nice comments. I scratch built the roof rack from photos.

Thanks guys.