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Sweeet! Love me some rusty cars!

Very nice, I'm glad to see a nova that isn't tubbed out!

If it weren't for that giant tire in the background of the first pic, I would have thought the Camaro was real! Superb build

That's awesome! I've always loved Crown Vics, every year of them. Although, the reason I loved them was for their generic boxy looks, and I've always wanted to destroy one by speeding along old desert roads and going off jumps.

Fantastic build!

Couple years ago I was at an annual mini-show I go to every year, but that time I took over 500 pics, some of them I took with the intention to use them as reference pictures of my own for possible future builds. I just came across this part of the forums and thought I'd share some of what I've got: http://s860.photobucket.com/albums/ab169/cheesenugget_bucket/Reference%20pictures/ Some Mustang, Chevelle and a whole bunch of other stuff. I have a lot more somewhere so if anyone would like to see the rest just lemme know and I'll find them.

Surprised no one has posted this yet... 1948 Tucker

"Well, I do have a car I can sell you for 450 dollars...but it ain't gunna be no Hemi" LOL! After seeing this thread I had to watch that movie again. Great build!

Yes! Amazing, and I wouldn't be surprised to see one in real life from what I've seen driving around

Great build man! Where'd you get those rims from?

Thanks! =)

Great! Another tip for my technique book! (In my brain) Thanks! =)

Nice! It looks so good on it man. What did you do to achieve the marks?

Nice man! I've always dreamed of taking cars like this and older passenger cars out in a desert to fly down desert roads, man that'd be a blast. Anyways, thanks for sharing!

I laughed

Lol! My dreams! Thanks everyone =)

Definitely a first for me to see as well!

Does look great man nice job! I can totally picture that flyin' through the center of a figure 8 track! Keep up the awesome detail work =)

Forgot to mention: At some point during the building days of this project I dropped a large wooden ball right onto the frame, smashing the front suspension. After fixing the snapped chrome bars, the car came out with that "negative camber" look on the front wheels...I don't know about you but I think it adds a great 'weathered' effect! Sometimes your greatest masterpieces are in fact accidents!

I know it may not have been on purpose, but I love the marks on the front-right whitewall. "Watch the the curb" Great build, bring us more!

The color on those wheels is mesmerizing! Sweet build, man!

Guess I'll throw mine in the mix!

Woo! Very clean build, great job. That motor looks perfect for that car

Thanks you two! Yeah! I imagine it as a highschool guy's car in the '50's (lucky guy) or something!

I think I've seen that '64 for sale, in Yakima! I have a picture of it at the sun dome. Those this would be such awesome daily drivers (if you're that crazy to drive it around town, lol!)