Kit Karson

I'm losing my mind over this Deuce Tudor creation! I would love to see an absolutely "Box Stock" build parked next to this beauty!! The total "BEFORE" & "AFTER" views would be so revealing; so astoundingly different; so absolutely mind-blowing and yet, so much alike some could not describe the subtle modifications. Take for instance the Model A influences both over the front of the greenhouse and in place of the rear lite minus the belt line and extended bustle; the channel; the chop and the hole blowen through the hood! (OK the last is rather obvious!) Let alone widening the rear fenders; smoothing out the running boards; chopping/sectioning the grille shell; and then integrating the apron into the bottom of the grille shell between the front fenders. Now, go back and see if you can find the differences!?. -KK

'32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Work in Progress Coach Interior

'32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Work In Progress

'32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Cab Interior W.I.P.

'32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Coach Interior

'32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Coach Interior

Guide coat applied to the '32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan:

Guide coat applied to the '32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan

'32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan - Let's go back to the early days:

'32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Time to Mask for the final guide coat! -KK

'32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Time to Mask it off! -KK

Here's a couple more reference pictures:

'32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan - Coach Exterior Work Continues Just 'bout ready for a guide coat... -KK

Mathias, thank you for your kind words, Brother! What I do here is not just for me, but to share aspects of modeling that some have yet to discover. Everything that has been envisioned in this project has been most enjoyable and somewhat challenging at the same time. Creating a subject one that is not available OTC and two is attractive to the eye seems to be what excites me more than most out-of-the-box models. What I appreciate most is the affirmation that I receive from my fellow modelers. So, thank you once again for keeping an eye on my progress and stepping up to comment here on the forum... some do and most won't! -KK

Back at the bench & working on the upper door frames: Kinda beat up & need to be replaced... Donor upper door frame... Removed the rough resin door frame...

Got the right side replaced! -KK

Finally, back at the bench and work continues on the Deuce Town Car: Both sides need to be fixed: Left side work in progress... A little clean-up and on to the other side: As done on the left side, the filler/spacer for the jamb seam was laid into the opening... Donor Right Side Door Frame Work continues & updates will follow... -KK

Only the Best Model Car Parts from a great source of hot rod parts! ABSOLUTELY

Absolutely a must attend event! -KK

Years ago I mastered a '57 Nomad based on the old AMT '57 Chevy kit:

Had an opportunity to meet up with a couple of modeling icons:

ACME Southern Nationals 2025

Rex, thank you for all you have done to support the hobby, Brother!