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Marcos, that is absolutely one stunning build.

Wow, great looking GTO. It would never cross my mind to air brush the chrome trim, but man it looks great,

Awesome looking build.

That's one beautiful build. Very well done.

Wow, really like that alternator bracket and pulley set up, you nailed it . Wheels are awesome, I'm ordering 10 sets for my inventory. Crazy, at one time Butch Leal lived about three miles from me back in Ohio, when he raced for the Rod Shop.

Looking great so far. On my build i reversed the spindles to lower the front end. The front tires I used are the drag 500 from comp resins, they filled the wheel wells ok. Like you I thought a taller front tire would look better. I test fitted the front tires that came the kit along with the super tricks, they looked great, just wasn't a solid fit. Your cage and motor plate look really good. Keep it going.

Thanks Tim. This really was a bucket list build for me. Next in my future bucket list builds, Judy Lilly's 74 360 Duster super stock car.

Built this kit ten years ago. Engine is wired and plumbed, interior flocked with some bare metal and photo etched items added. The car is painted MCW bright blue, with Tamiya clear coat. This was my last rattle can paint job. The exhaust tips are turned aluminum. A fun build of one of my favorite cars. Comments welcomed.

Great looking Challenger. I have some MCW F4 lime green metallic here and have been hesitant to use it, but seeing how great yours has turned out has now inspired me to go forward with that color. Good job.

Great build. Your engine detail looks great as well as the interior. That steering wheel blows my mind, looks so good.

Very nice, great color combo.

Thanks all for your kind comments. On my bucket list was to build a old kit from my younger building days, a Mopar maybe, but it turned out to be a Corvette. Very impressed with the tooling of this kit, especially being mid-century. Great suspension detail and everything fit together very well. Maybe I'll get around to building that MPC 66 Charger.

Finished this build a few weeks ago of a friend's 1:1 Corvette. It's built box stock with some detail painting, gauges and a few photo etched items added. Paint is MCW Corvette bronze and the interior is decanted CA dark orange interior dye, shot from my air brush. I remember this kit as a kid, with that scary working front suspension, but 57 years later it went together with no problems. Comments welcomed.

Very well done, and your paint work is stellar. Awesome build.

Thanks all for the kind comments. Kevin, the carbs are from Fireball. Roger, the fuel lines are from Pro Tech, .018 from regulator to the carbs. They are copper core, which I usually strip out so they will fit snug into the fittings. The A/N fittings are from RB Motion, they come anodized,.031. I've used RB Motions products for close to twenty years, in fact all the carb linkage was done using their products, great stuff, but be warned, it takes forever to receive an order and usually he doesn't answer emails.