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Nice looking wagon Roger! Great job splicing and dicing, love the paint and the engine choice. Very Cool?

Very nice Roger...love that it’s pretty much box stock, lowering the front a bit really helped the overall look of the model. Beautiful and oh so clean!

Nice work...very mean and very cool?

Thank You All...your comments are much appreciated??

Very cool ?

That’s a tough kit to get together, just the fact you finished it Is cool. Looks good considering the challenges you had, well done??

Quick build...added Modelhaus tires, steering wheel from Revell 59 Impala, and blower from the Revell 41 Willys Street Machine. Painted with Tamiya TS49 Bright Red over Tamiya White Primer. Thanks for lookin'

Nice build of an old classic.

Great looking Hot Rod David?. Nice color and perfect stance, well done.

Finished this one today...

Really cool Roger...compared to the 48, this just looks much better. Would mind at all having the 1:1 in my driveway.

1/8 scale, wood is pine and koa.

Great looking truck Roger?. Good call on removing the trim and marker lights, looks much cleaner without them. I’d really love see a new tool of the 67-72 Chevy trucks, similar to what Moebius has done with the Fords...pretty sure it would be a great seller.

Thank You Tim! Thanks Jeff! Thanks RRR, Thanks Oliver!

Very clean and very cool! These ol AMT hot rods are a lot of fun to build, well done?

Cool custom with very nice paint?

Very cool and very 60’s?

A very cool and very different 40 Ford. You didn’t mention how long ago you built this but your work was very clean then and has gotten even better now. I always forward to seeing what you’re cutting up next. Thanks for sharing this and the rest of your work ?

Thanks again for all of your replies, they are much appreciated?

Thanks guys!

Crazy Kool Jim...the wagon conversion turned out really nice?

Thanks to all for your comments ? Thanks Roger...I agree, I’ve always thought the AMT 29 body looked better than the Revell. Thanks Chris...appreciate the ID on the front tires. Thanks Phil...sometimes I get lucky?

That’s beautiful, nice and clean.

Nice work, looks like they just picked it up and threw on some wheels.

AMT 1929 Roadster body and grill on a AMT 32 Ford frame. The flat head is from the AMT 32 Ford Vicky kit, the heads and intake manifold are from the AMT 1950 Ford Convertible, and the carbs/air horns are from the Revell Tweety Pie. Wheels are from the Revell 32 Ford 5 window, rear tires from the Revell 41 Chevy Truck and not sure what kit the front tires are from. Paint is Tamiya TS-14 Black.