Chuck Most

Yes! That's what threw me!

Oh, yeah!

A bit spendy for me, but the 1:25 version may well end up in my stash before too long. Guess I'll just have to live vicariously through Gregg for now! Hmmmm... TDR can 'print' these in any scale they want. How cool would a 1:8 scale "Miss E" be?

I've always liked this car- maybe I need one of these kits. Heller kits are generally pretty good, never built one in 1:16. Great job on this one so far!

Sweet! Best of the Shelby line if you ask me!

Very cool, Clay! Not a huge fan of the New Charger or the General Lee, but for some reason I like seeing those two things combined! I'm shocked Daimler-Fiat-Chrysler or whoever makes Dodges nowadays hasn't done a factory version of one.

And never tell me I'm not good enough... and make the payments on my new Lincoln MKS... and install the drop ceiling in my basement that I'm too lazy to install myself... ... and do all of these things clad in a Marvin the Martian costume!

I watched this one go together, and thought it would turn out nice. Thanks for proving me right!

I built this kit back when it first came out- mine was just a paintless ten-minute hack job. I might need to buy another one and see what I can do with it now! Great job on this- especiallly the 'camping package' in back!

Optional- resin dude sitting atop the engine, waving a cowboy hat "Slim Pickins" style!

One other thing... is it named after Eva Braun?

It's been said before, but allow me to say it again...At least it isn't cross-eyed like the Aero 8!

I know this kit is very crude, but I've always thought that at least it looked pretty cool! I wouldn't mind having one to tell you the truth.

Yeah- those Ford FE 427s had a way of doing that.

Two nights up until 5AM sounds about right for fitting the fenders on that particular kit! Looking great so far.

Nicest '66 Nova I've seen in quite a while.

Man, that thing could kill you if you matted the gas a bit to hard! Killer hot rod.

Tell him that'll be $14.95, please.

Thanks!

Cool- thanks! All the street machine versions I've seen had "Viper V-10" listed on the box. (You know- that time in the late 1990's when AMT started getting vauge with descriptions on the box ? Yeah...) This info will help quite a bit!

I've seen the Street Machine version of this kit, but it appears to have a Viper V-10 engine. Yet I keep seeing the "Mopar" cast valve covers for the 340 on several models, and everybody refers to them as being from the "Duster Street Machine" kit. Were there two different non-stock versions of the kit, or do I have something mixed up? Which one has the Mopar Performance valve covers?

Jimmy Flintstone makes one- it comes with a body, glass, and uses a Revell Corvette as the donor.

Thanks Guys! Now did anybody see the two killer BH hot rods in the latest MCM! (Big hint... one was on the cover!)

Awwww... what's so sad about a Hemi-powered Jag?