David G.

Nice upholstry work! Can't wait to see the rest of it. David G.

I love seeing these old builds rescued, I can't wait to see how it turns out. If you want to join, there's a CBP called the Gluebomb Invitational. David G.

Excellent build and a cool diorama to boot! David G.

A great subject nicely done. David G.

Beyond description! Outstanding detail. David G.

Awesome... just awesome! David G.

I love seeing builds that reflect the way most cars actually looked. Excellent work on this one. David G.

Very nice. Clean and tight throughout! David G.

This is just too cool! Great subject and well executed. David G.

I just wanted to let everybody know that Elder Scrolls V was released on 11-11-11. If you don't hear from me for a while, it's because I'll be exploring the land of Skyrim and killing dragons. For any other 360 players who might want to add me to their friends list, my gamer tag is Midloth, David G,

Looks interesting, has anybody tried it yet? David G.

Very cool build! I wish we could get more of these "orphan" cars kitted. David G.

It's got the grit and it's got the growl! Very cool work. David G.

Very cool builds! I love the tank. David G.

Wow! Very cool, very clean, excellent color combinaton. Great build. David G.

Cool build! I think I had one of these years ago... back in the early 70's. Is this a re-release? David G.

It takes a lot of courage to cut apart such an unusual car with the intention of improving it. It takes a lot of skill to make those improvements work like yours do. Very Cool! David G.

Excellent work! I really enjoy your dark sense of whimsy. I'm reminded of the dark humor in the old Corman horror films of the 60' & 70's. David G.

Excellent work! I love these old racers. It seems that, back then, they had more of what racing was all about. David G.

This came out really nice. The color combinations are spot-on. I've always thought that Plymouth got their design cues for this one from the 1972 Chevy Monte Carlo. David G. i just can't type today...

With a car like this, there's no need to worry about what's behind you! David G.

It would be a close race until near the end. The Batmobile would begin to pull ahead to what would seem like certain victory, at which time, Speed Racer would : A.) push a button B.) remember the lesson that Pops tried to teach him yesterday, or C.) look over his shoulder and see Racer X closing in on the Batmobile. One or any combination of these events would cause the Batmobile to spin wildly out of control, leaving Batman standing by the side of the road shaking his fist, choking on dust and vowing revenge, and opening the way for yet another dramatic victory for the world's greatest racer. Of course, all this would depend on who's TV show it was. Batman's TV show would probably have a different outcome. David G.

If it weren't for those specks in that interior shot, I'd guess that it was a real car! Completely awesome work! David G.

Wow! I can't imagine that many folks in Germany let their cars get like this. I'm guessing you've been to The States a time or two. I love all the detail and overall griminess. David G.

That is a striking color combination, very eye-catching. Nice work! David G.