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Kudos to Steve, his work has always amazed me.

I learned to drive and took the test in my dads 67 Belvedere II. 2 door with 318 auto.

What is happening is the stripper is dissolving the laquer but it is settling in the recesses. Try putting them in the stripper upside down and the laquer should (mostly)run off the wheel covers. This trick has worked for me. Hope this helps.

And for those who don't celebrate Christmas, Happy Hannukah, Happy Kwanzaa and Festivus for the rest of us.?

Looks great! Good color combo.

Nice!

Good job! Love the color.

Put wrong pics in first post

Revell Spirit of St Louis and three old Monogram Tank kits.

Only finished two car models this year.

I hope mine tuns out half this good.

Looks outstanding and a good way to ditch the ridiculous front bumper.

Those are wheel covers.A factory option on many car back then. I once owned a 69 RS Camaro with those wheel covers.

71 Dodge Demon with a 340 and Torqueflite.

Nice model and what a barge they were!

Nice work! Where did you get the cooler and did it come with the ice? Back in the day vice grips were cheap if you bought the generic ones.

Looks good to me.

Looking good! Not downing your work at all but the side trim on this kit has always bugged me because it sags in the middle. When I build mine I'm sanding the side trim off.

Welcome to the forum.

I posted this onein Under Glass a few days ago but decided to add a couple of additional details. I've always wanted to do something with those empty corners on the custom grille so I decided to put turn signals there. Painted the little chrome bullets that come in the kit. Bullet shaped lights were a thing during the late 50s so I think they are appropriate. Also added some tailpipes from the kit. Now she's finished!

Another great one gone?.

Nice!

Looks good.

Very cool and I like the fact that it hasn't been "rat rodded".