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  1. wku88
    The WWII jeep has the Goodyear Suburbans, but I'd recommend the Fireball resin snow tires.
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    Thanks, I have been looking for that one as well!
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    Some good choices here. Here's mine: P40 B25 F4 Phantom F86 Super Constellation Bonus pick-- Beech Bonanza V-tail
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    I've seen this one in person at a Goodguys meet. It was incredibly detailed.
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    I don't know about the Kart, but the engines are definitely McCullochs. McC did build Karts as well.
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    Pretty much nailed the paint match on the Highland Green!
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    Yanno, one could make a pretty nice collection with just Colonnade coupes. Buick GS, Pontiac GTO, Grand Am, and Can Am, Olds 442, and Chevy Chevelle SS, and Laguna S-3, and Monte Carlo. Great work on this GS.
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    Eric, to even own a car that would qualify for the same class as a V-16 Caddy would be a high privilege. What was it?
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    Wacky Races...now there is an emotional buy right there. Glad I am not the only one who had a crush on Penelope Pitstop!
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    Looking at those, it makes me wonder if the casting was originally for aircraft, and the "reversed" side would actually be the outside face in an aircraft application....?
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    Joie Chitwood thrill show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xhmPectY9U
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    Would that be a Nomash, or a Rambolet?
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    Don't forget the "New Monkees" Mustang GT convertible and the ZR1 Corvette variants.
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    Point taken, Matt. Cheers!
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    Sir Jack Brabham says hello.
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    Well, considering Ford didn't come out with the Galaxie until '1959, there's that. As to the topic, I don't get the buzz either. The '69 Coronet grille and taillight panel are much more attractive, especially the R/T and 500 models. Now a '68 Sport Satellite, or GTX.... ;-)
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    Nice craftsmanship, but that has to be the ugliest Bug I've ever seen. GO BIG BLUE!!!! ;-)
  18. wku88
    Great build! The kit issues with the inaccurate grille are really evident in these pics. Craftsmanship for an OOB build is exceptional.
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    Has anyone ever done one of these as a stock Oldsmobile? Great work on the Hillbillies version. I really like Granny's rocking chair!
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    Both stock and the Petty NASCAR version? I'd be in for some.
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    Actually, the 57 Ranch Wagon would be most accurate. The Skyliners were built on the station wagon/Ranchero frame. That's why the fuel filler is on the left rear fender, instead of above the license plate like the standard cars were.
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    Jungle Jim said the same thing.
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    69 Super Bee with the Ramcharger hood and optional side scoops in Hemi orange. Second place is a 72 GTX in black with the Air Grabber hood. Both with 4 speeds, of course.
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    My favorite would be calendar year 1969, which included both '69 and '70 model years. However, there could be a strong case made for 1957: Fuel injected Chevies and Pontiacs, Cadillac Brougham and Eldorado Biarritz, Olds J-2, Supercharged Fords, Fairlane 500 retractables, Chrysler 300C.
  25. wku88
    With the 440 car, why not make it a "Phantom" A12 car with open steelies, and a lift off 'glass hood?
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