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That's one mean looking Ford. Very cool build. Great job Phil.

Your weathering is incredible. I've never been able to weather like that and I admire the work that went into it. Very realistic.

Thanks Jeff. I had a buddy that owned a 67 Tempest. Very nice car, drove well. He swapped in a 389 from a wrecked GTO.

Thanks Carl.

I love shoebox Fords and lead sleds. What a great way to honor your friendship. Great build, great car your friend has too.

Thank you.

Curtis thanks. I agree, would love to see a convertible of this kit.

Mario, thank you.

Thanks a lot David.

Thank you.

Roger, many thanks.

Thank you.

Thanks Jeremy.

Thank you Bob.

Ok, I figured out how to respond to individual comments. Thanks bisc63, appreciate it.

Interesting photography and super high gloss shine. Gotta love a Model T, great build.

Great innovation and scratch building. You're on a roll Michelle.

These cars look so good in silver. Very nicely done.

For some reason the forum won't permit me to respond to individual comments on my build. I'll thank everyone cumulatively then for the very kind comments. I'm very flattered with so many positive responses.

Thanks Jim.

This is a really nice kit and in my opinion, the best GTO kit available. All right from the box, except for engine wiring and hoses. The wiring's the wrong color but all I had at the time. I actually built this not long after the kit was first issued. It's very detailed but everything fits right and goes together with no problems. I sprayed it with Plasti-Kote lacquer as close as I could find to Pontiac's Barrier Blue Poly. I don't recall the exact color name or number though. I cleared it with Tamiya TS-13 Clear and polished it out.

Great build. Like the color a lot. I've been curious about that particular Tamiya paint. Your detailing on the white interior looks very nice. Well done Michelle.

Definitely out of the box thinking and styling Michelle. Great concept, one of those where I say, "Why didn't I think of that?" Excellent build.

Outstanding. Each build you complete gets better and better. I like the way you add music appropriate to the year of your build. Keep 'em coming Michelle.

I've had issues with Testors wet look clear. I stopped using it because the last two cans I bought seemed closer to a flat or semi gloss clear rather than a high gloss. Tamiya TS-13 and Mr. Color are superior clear coats in my opinion.