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A few of mine. 50 Ford Sedan 67 GTX Street Freak (this one is farther along now) 60 Starliner 62 Impala wagon Just a few. Later-

Wow! That top chop and lowering has given this just the perfect look. Nice, low and long. Cool! Later-

Great job and nice color choice. I wonderful addition to the model shelf, for sure. Later-

Bruce- Great stance and color. Nice job on making this a hardtop. Later-

Looks like you did a great job. I love that kit. Later-

Gotta get one of those Fiats. Got a link to the site to order? Later-

Can that really be considered work then???? That's alright. I'm taking my kit in to work on it during lunch. Later-

You're doing a great job on this build. It is looking fantastic. I love his car. What a great color! Later-

At the pace I' m moving that is a ways off, but I' all get there. Gotta get these fins and lower body roll done first. I'm gonna take some putty to work tonight to work on them during lunch. Thanks for the nice comments guys. Later-

Killed some time during lunch today lowering the rear suspension. Now I have to get the front lowered a bit more. (Second time) That's going to be a bit of work. Progress is slow due to life and my new night job. Later-

Beautiful car, Cruz. Congratulations on the cover car!! I have always loved the Mustangs of this year. As a matter of fact, this and the 70 Boss 429 were my first loves as a young kid. Classic body style. BTW- This is the Revellogram Special Edition kit? How did it go together? I'm still waiting to build my 2. Later-

Simply beautiful build of a gorgeous car. And that black is stunning. Cool. Later-

Love 'em all. I especially like the Nash (the Corvette mix was a stroke of genius) and the Nova Nomad. Thanks for sharing. Later-

Just picked this one up for $10. Completely sealed and brandy-new inside. Now I have the teardrop hood. Later-

How about spraying the primer with some clear pearl? Might give it a cool "finished" primer rod look. Later-

I like the looks of it and think that the flat military green will look cool. Later-

I picked this up at a local store for $4 yesterday. It's a 1974 issue. Just missing instructions, but I have a later version with instructions. Later-

I came back to this one to get ideas for other body styles I could use in the same way. I like that you kept the body pretty much stock. I have a 70 Impala body and a 56 Chevy body laying around with nothing to do. Thanks for the ideas. Later-

That is cool. Great idea. Later-

Beautiful build and excellent detail. Where did you get the hood decal? Later-

Dec- Good to see you again. I haven't read your name around here in quite a while. You must have been keeping a low profile or running in separate circles on here. Anywho....glad to see you again. I like what you are doing here and I'm dying to see a photo of the front end. I think the wheel flares will be an interesting addition. Keep moving forward. Later-

This one was back on the bench tonight. I got all of the wheels put together and the fronts temporarily put in place. It looks as if they are not centered well. I may have to do some playing with that in the final stages. The rears are assembled but I don't have the rear suspension painted yet. I have drawn out the design for the door panels and started modifying them. I cut down the rear side panel/arm rests like what the 1:1 looks like. Next will be to sand off the rest of the detail from the door panels in preparation for new details. I still need to do a lot of putty work on the body, but it is getting closer. I now have my order into Modelhaus for the 50 Caddy rear bumper. I can' wait till it shows. Thanks for checking in and let me know what you think. Later-

Jacen- How can I go about getting a set???? Later-

I'm loving this conversion. You're doing great work. Can't wait to see more. I sure wish there was any info on those wheels. They are killer. Later-

Casey Thanks. Great link. Just spent an hour browsing. Later-