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i very much enjoyed seeing your very sleek model of a very sleek racecar

Very well built and attractive.

Thanks Claude. I can see you building something like that !!

Deuce Days and Deuce Days in Scale were fabulous events. 1300 cars outside and almost 300 models inside. This is a photo of 32 of my 32 Ford models and a photo of a Deuce from the future.

I am really looking forward to seeing both your model and the real car this Sunday.

Deuce Days in Victoria BC Canada is happening with a huge convoy of hot rods from the USA arriving by ferry yesterday. On Sunday is the huge outdoor car show and indoor model car show. I saw two Deuces arrive that I have built models of. I have never seen the Goodguys Tudor before.

Thanks Carl - Starting tomorrow Victoria BC is going to be full of 32 Fords.

Thanks guys. I am off to a couple of car shows today and the car that inspired this model might be at one of them but certainly next weekend at Deuce Days

Thanks everyone. I really appreciate your comments.

Great looking T. Another quality build by Claude. Reminds me of something Boyd might have done.

Built from the venerable Revell/Monogram 1/24 kit. Engine and suspension from Revell 1/24 '37 Ford Coupe, wheels and tires from Rvvell'36 Ford Coupe, Fred Cady gauges, mild chop to the windshield. It is hard to tell but the paint is many coats of clear red over black. A locally built Deuce was the inspiration.

Well built Deuce

All the best for another great Model Car Spectacular. Looking forward to seeing photos from this year's event.

WOW Absolutely fabulous. Very Very well done.

Very cool to see the renderings. Over the weekend I actually saw 5 '64 Comets with 4 of them at one show. Here is one of them.

I saw Jerry's dragsters back in the 1990's and the level of detail blew me away

Beautiful model and cool video

I kike everything about this. Very well conceived and built.

Good looking Deuce. Great colour choice. Totally agree - there can never be too many

BMW UTE made from a convertible

You built a great looking Wagon Rod and thank you for your comments about my '48. The Wagon Rod is really a neat kit from an era when AMT was producing well engineered unique kits that were not only very nice in their own right but contained super parts that could be used in other projects like the chassis in the Wagon Rod and Phantom Vickie. I did build my own version of the Wagon Rod 20 years ago and sent you a photo in a PM.

Very attractive convertible.

Beautiful big scale build which I would love to see in person.

Good looking Deuce. I like your colour choice.

I took this photo with my old iPhone 8 in the bright sunshine so you can see that my Bergman-Gammell-Meyer Coupe is not black like the Coupe behind it but is actually a very dark brown