Nick Winter

You guys know me, mmmmmmm GMC! , hmmmmm I have a step bed............................. Nick, Matt just Email them to me or did you forget you have my email? Nick

I believe that it is an import color, but there was no sticker or part number on it. They seemed to be the best wheel choice I had in the parts box. Just putting newly learned methods into play, that I've learned from the great guys here. and thank you Felix Nick

Dave your not the only one, 1 down, 1 to go, Still trying to find the Revell Custom Van parts pack. Nick

Thanks Charlie, I finished it now. Nick

Thank you.

Just finished it this afternoon. Thank you John. Nick

Thanks Guys. Thank you, Sure would be nice to have a contest winner. Thank you, just did some stuff I knew and added some stuff that was a first for me. Nick

Wow thank you John, means a lot coming from a builder of your level. Nick

Everytime I think I like you Rodney Nick

For the wheels, check the Revell '57 Chevy Black Widow, it has 6 lug steelies. Nick

Well guess I'm Finished this one. AMT/ERTL 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 Builder: Me Additions: PE seatbelt hardware & seatbelts, engine wiring, flocking. Other: Added parts box, wheels, tires, Custom Gauge panel and Air cleaner, also scratchbuilt risers to adjust ride height. Comments: Was a incomplete kit a friend gave me, was missing all parts but stock, also was missing wheels/tires and air cleaner. Painted stripes rather than decals. Paint: Duplicolor Primer, Color, and Clear, Unknown Blue Color Name +GM Frost White Stripes. Build Style: Early 70's Street Machine / Almost box stock Nick Let me know what you think.

AMT/ERTL 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 Builder: Me Additions: PE seatbelt hardware & seatbelts, engine wiring, flocking. Other: Added parts box, wheels, tires, Custom Gauge panel and Air cleaner, also scratchbuilt risers to adjust ride height. Comments: Was a incomplete kit a friend gave me, was missing all parts but stock, also was missing wheels/tires and air cleaner. Painted stripes rather than decals. Paint: Duplicolor Primer, Color, and Clear, Unknown Blue Color Name +GM Frost White Stripes. Build Style: Early 70's Street Machine / Almost box stock Nick

Well guess I'm one of the few Guys who's posting photo's here who participated in this build. AMT/ERTL 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 Builder: Me Additions: PE seatbelt hardware & seatbelts, engine wiring, flocking. Other: Added parts box, wheels, tires, Custom Gauge panel and Air cleaner, also scratchbuilt risers to adjust ride height. Comments: Was a incomplete kit a friend gave me, was missing all parts but stock, also was missing wheels/tires and air cleaner. Painted stripes rather than decals. Paint: Duplicolor Primer, Color, and Clear, Unknown Blue Color Name +GM Frost White Stripes. Build Style: Early 70's Street Machine / Almost box stock Nick

Well my Z/28's Done. Posted Under Glass. Nick

Well my Z/28's Done. Posted Under Glass. Nick

Thanks Mike, I agree, I think it is my best yet. Took me about 4 hours to deceide on that color, and I have yet to be disapointed in my choice. Had to strip it once, my own fault though, but since then, all is good. I have about 3 diffrent engine stands I use when I'm working on my engines, I think I need a few more I never seem to build just 3 at a time. Soon this little Hugger will be Under Glass aswell. Nick

Thanks.

I'm no expert by any means, but I believe that there were diffrent color and engine availability, and that from '68-'70 they had fender vents, that's about all that I know. Nick

Well almost finished, and I'm real proud of this "Hugger"(as named by GM). Nick, let me know what you think.

Well almost finished, and I'm real proud of this "Hugger"(as named by GM). Nick, let me know what you think.

Matt, funny enough today I was looking for something else and found a CB that's pretty close to that Cobra 29. Yours if you want it. Nick

Hey Matt if you need a CB I can find you a nice one in my CB stash (yes I do have a stash of Scale CB Radio and antenna's) Nick

That's a ERTL 1/18th scale diecast, I happen to have 2 of those. http://www.comparestoreprices.co.uk/images/jo/joyride-entertainment-joyride--118-scale-1969-dukes-of-hazzard-general-lee-dodge-charger.jpg Nick

That Chevelle is cool Matt, just needs a few dents and dings and you got yourself a car. Nick

Both where done with Duplicolor Spray, straight from the can, Another thing I forgot to mention, is always use a primer coat, I almost always do, because most paints will craze, or etch the plastic and in some extreme cases melt it. For the little dots, you can wet sand them out, most of the time.