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MyBradKeselowski

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  1. Great looking truck, I like the added details...
  2. Beautiful Monte Carlo ! ! ! :rolleyes:
  3. Flawless ! ! !
  4. Outstanding build ! ! ! I like that color...
  5. Looks great, I like the color and ride stance...
  6. Looks very healthy ! ! ! Super build...
  7. Great looking Firebird, I like the color...
  8. I hope it happens, I really want a few of those 75 Cutlass's...
  9. If it's going to be like this one and sold here in the States as a Chevrolet SS, could they possibly put the Impala name back on it? I was just wondering if this might happen since the last Impala SS was back in 1996...
  10. Looks great... Are those kit decals?
  11. Looks real nice, great build. I like the daily driver look of the engine and undercarriage...
  12. Diecast or plastic I don't really care which it is, I think it is a outstanding build Shawn and looks very much 1:1 to me... :rolleyes:
  13. Very nicely done, great job...
  14. Good looking Caprice, very well done...
  15. Outstanding paint and details...
  16. Very interesting video, I'm amazed at how much slower it was to assemble a car then compared to how fast they are assembled today...
  17. Beautiful and clean looking Evo X ! ! ! I like the color...
  18. Great job on the Chevelle...
  19. Another outstanding build ! ! I like the color...
  20. Stunning ! ! Blown my mind ! ! Are you sure this is a model? Looks so real almost passes for a 1:1 Cuda...
  21. Excellent Nova, really like those details...
  22. Excellent ! ! !
  23. Love that sleeper, absolutely flawless and one beautiful looking Dart...
  24. Off to a good start Travis, just an idea that you might use if your making a hobby stock out of the Chevelle you might make it a lower ride height, you might also consider about removing the grill area and replacing it with a bar connecting both ends to the bumper and running it across where the grille would be. Also take in consideration that hobby stocks have the headlights and tailights removed. I've also seen some hobby stocks that used to run here at the local dirt tracks around the Dallas area with the door handles on or off. Depending on how you want to build your's, I'm sure it will look race ready when you get it done can't wait to see it finished. Hope these ideas might help you out. Good luck with your's...
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