Speedster

I'm looking for possible Chevorlet kits of early cars or trucks (1920's and the 1930's) or resin kits? Any scale. Thanks

Excellent job!

GREAT JOB! Love the wood.

Thanks guys!!!!!!! Looks like he has ones close enough for me. Thanks again!

Hey everyone, I'm looking for old wheels and tires to make a old style dirt track car. this is the style of wheels and tires I want. Now does someone know of a kit with them in it? Or a resin company making them? Thanks

Wow great color

Very very well done. Kenz and Leslie is still around in the Denver area. The wharehouse still has some of those old SOHC motors in crates. The Kumpf motors is gone. You did a great job.

Great start keep us posted!

Outstanding!

Outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!

Looking great, super detail work!

Looks GREAT! Well done.

Looking good. I like the PzII suspension and tracks on it.

Wow that is great! The wood looks outstanding! How did you get that look with the wood?

Yeah Steven I'm going to do my best to keep the p-car in the weeds! I'm going for the modern Street Rod look that you see now a days. Cross between modern and gasser. Paint not sure what color yet. Thanks for the kind comments guys. Jeff

Wonderful build! Supper clean, great paint combo and very well detailed.

Very cool. All you need is photos in black and white!

Super job. Love it.

WOW! What a great job. I love the look of these cars. Great job on the weathering and super detailing. Can't wait to see more.

Thanks guys!

Thanks! It is the Jordan Productions Highway Miniature kit.

AMT '40 Willys Pickup. A kit bash with AMT 32 Woody kit. I took the suspension, rear wheel wells, drive train and the frame cross members from the '32 kit. On the Willys I shortened the bed, Filled the hole in the hood, filled the floor pan and Z'd the chassis. This is where it is at. I just found it after packing from a move. Any suggestions or comments welcome. Sorry for the bad photos. Jeff

Lookin' good! Love that body style.

Jordan Products Highway Miniatures 1/87 scale. I built this one for a Braille scale groupe build on Tandks and Things site. I love this little kits. Plus I have a real 1 to 1 '29 to re-restore soon. (also have a 1 to 1 '29 Street Rod too !) Anyways, I ended up using alot of military paint to get the right colors in scale. I only added some brake rods. the cowl does not fit real well after added the glass. I did touch up the tires after the photos were taken.

Old Monogram kit. To be honest this was my first model car ever. I added things here and there, but it is mainly out of the box.