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That is Gorgeous!!!!!! I love it!!!

That is a fantastic build! I love it!

Thanks!!! The Vinyl top was made using the Testors 2 part system. I then painted it with Tamiya TS-15 Blue

Thanks Charlie but, there are no plug wires in this, no driveshaft and the interior is empty behind the front seat. It's kind of a semi-curbside. It looks good enough for the shelf though!

That is gorgeous!!! Right up my alley. Fantastic Job!

I use Testors Laquer primer in grey. It can be built up to fill in some of the imperfections. I like it alot!

Slapped this one together in a matter of three weeks. I started with the Revell Custom Lowrider kit. I stretched it 30 scale inches and then converted it to a hearse This was a fun, low detail build just because it was October and I wanted to do something for Halloween. And here's what's under all that paint and chrome: Thanks for looking!

Here's what I did, I found an MPC 76 Formula Promo kit and converted it to a Trans Am. Modelhaus sells the T/A fender vents. Everything else (Spoilers, Flares and shaker) came from an MPC Blackbird. The hardest part of the conversion was the hood. Starting with the Blackbird hood, I cut two grooves in it with a file to match the '76 headlights. I've done this twice and if you go slow you can make a convincing hood. This '75 T/A has a modified hood on it Here is the '76 Before paint: completed: I hope this helps!!

AWESOME X2!!!

Very mean looking......... I like it alot

Very nice build!!! I love pace cars!.......you really did this one justice!

Oh man! What a beautiful build!!!!! Nice job!!!

That is gorgeous!!! Always one of my favorite race cars!!!

What a slick looking custom! Nice job. I cannot wait to see it finished.

I love everything about that!! Nice clean build!!! Definitely stands out from the crowd..............nice job!

Nice build! Looking forward to seeing it in person!!!!

I'm liking this alot. I know how hard it is to make these long roofs. Yours is coming along nicely!

That looks incredible. Your Rally II wheels are fantastic!!!!!

Oh my goodness!!! This is an incredible build!!!!! You really have some incredible fab skilss. I cannot wait to see this one finished!

After doing the '72 Vista Cruiser I was asked by Greg Wann to master one for him to cast in resin. I tried twice to make another '72 and messed them both up. They did not end up straight. After taking a break for a while I sat down and studied my notes on how I built the first one. It was then that I discovered I needed to build the body around the frame/interior. Not wanting to start a fourth '72 (Mainly because I was out of Johan and Revell bodies) I decided on a '69. I started this project around a year ago. I shelved it because I butchered the right rear quarter panel. After looking at it I was able to save the body. This is by no means first on my list of projects but it is far enough along that I can use it as a fill in while working on other stuff. Here's where I am at so far. Step one was to cut two '69 cutlass bodies in half. One body was cut at the rear door line and one was cut forward of the line to give me the proper wheelbase. Once the body was stretched I had to stretch the floor pan and chassis Once everything was stretched I popped the body on the frame. Then I sliced out the trunk lid and added a section of a cargo bed from an AMT El Camino. Here it is with the roof in place. Now it is time to blend everything and add all the trim. More coming soon!!!

That thing looks so mean!!!! I love everything about it. Fantastic work on the cage and all the details!!!

Amazing work!!!! I love the color scheme!!!!

WOW!!!! Some serious detail going on there!!! I love it! Those weld beads look amazing!!!

Amazing build so far!!! The chassis and bodywork are incredible!!!!!

Oh man, I love this project! I've been hoping you would do a Fox body!!!