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Nice Save…that green would definitely get you some attention on Cruze Night.

Great Idea and even better execution…it would definitely be fun to go cruisin’ in that! Well done…

Great looking fat fendered rod…love the stance and color combo!

Cool Gasser Brock…

Thanks Guys…appreciate it!

Lookin’ good Jesse…must have taken quite some time and money to be able piece together all 3 versions of the little T, well done?

Cool Ranchero JD…the stance, color, wheels and tires all work together perfectly!

Very clean David…the paint is exceptional!

Nice looking shoebox…the polished plastic looks so good, great job building this one.

AMT 32 Ford Coupe…

Beautiful build of an old classic Dave…that shade of blue and the chrome wheels with white walls really make this stand out!

Beautiful build of an old classic…that Rustoleum paint looks really good!

Nice stuff Jeremy!

Good looking Stovebolt Mario…excellent workmanship, it’s so clean! Great pics too…

Beautiful Super Bee…love the bright yellow paint, smooth and shiny ?

Both are nice, but the improved paint, added details, and attention to accuracy make the current build stand out. Nice work!

Great looking Mercedes Harry…stunning color and the interior detail is especially impressive.

Nice Duster Jim…that is definitely an eye catching yellow!

Good lookin’ Olds David…love the color combo and the stance is perfect ?

Thanks guys, appreciate the feedback ?

Thank You all for your thoughtful comments…really enjoyied building this old kit. Forgot to mention in my initial post…the paint is Tamiya TS - 60 Pearl Green with TS - 13 Clear.

Beautiful build of a favorite Muscle Car David. Love the blue on blue colors and the detailing is very nice, especially the orange overspray on the aluminum bell housing. Very nice work!?

Hey James…this is a notoriously tough kit to build. The tool is really wore out, some of the panel lines and trim lines don’t exist any more and some of the body panels are pretty warped. Yours turned out pretty cool, that blue is really nice, can’t help but wonder what it would look like with a bright white in a typical 55 Chevy two tone paint job. Also, the white showing through the holes in the wheels kinda of washes out the details of the wheels…I think if you painted the surface behind the wheels a dark color it would really make the wheels “Pop”. Not criticizing, Just an old guy’s 2 cents worth. Looking forward to seeing your next build?

Good looking Cornet Tim…the stance, color, and wheel/tires all work together for a subtle look on an otherwise aggressive street machine. I really like the tunnel rammed RB, don’t see that very often.?

This build was inspired by Harry Luzader’s 32 Ford Gasser that raced in the mid 60’s. While the Revell 32 Fords are much more detailed and certain aspects of the body are more accurately shaped…I really enjoy building these old AMT kits and trying to make something cool from them. Used a lot parts from other kits and aftermarket on this one. Engine is from AMT 57 Corvette Fuel Injection manifold is from AMT Double Dragster Injection stacks are from Speed City Resin Magneto and wires from Pro Tech Wire looms from Model Car Garage Headers from Drag City Resin Frame is from AMT 32 Ford Vicky (more detailed than the Coupes) Front Suspension is from AMT Double Dragster Wheels from Drag City Resin Rear Tire from AMT Parts Roll Bar from AMT 32 Ford Vicky Steering Wheel from Monogram 32 Ford Roadster Headlight Bar from Monogram 32 Ford Roadster Fuel Tank from Revell 32 Ford 5 Window Coupe Tail lights from Revell 32 Ford 5 Window Coupe Thanks for lookin’?…