vaughn

looking good!

Bretts right!! Enamels are bad enough...then mix them with Ohio humidity. Take a long nap. It will eventually dry.

Looking realllllly good ! Great detail and love the creek.

Very nice job! Whats the door seams in? It all looks awesome.

Great work...reminds me of some junkers in Alabama out in a field where we use to play as kids and thought there were ghosts that hung out there. Great stuff.

Simple and sweet!! Looks great!!

Really nice job on the interior. That bottom still looks like two colors to me but its cool looking,dont get me wrong. Nice builds.

Got in on this build late but have caught up and WHAT A BUILD!!! From Thunder Road to Whiskey Go Go. In Atlanta in the 60s, we had our version of Whisky Go Go. Called the Chicken Q. Had Go Go Girls dancing in suspended cages in the drive thru eating area. It was not unusual to see rockers Lou Reed...Alice Cooper...Ted Nugent...and others there. Unfortunatly several of us football players were suspended for a game for carrousing there. Gosh, those were the days! Anyway....love the build,color,interior and the memories.

Thats a keeper !! Good job.

Nice clean build,but no pictures of interior to see what you were speaking of. Is that two colors on the bottom or am I just seeing things? Looks good.Both do.

Whew...... Mission accomplished!!!! Looks great!!!

That is some small work going on. Looking good! I would be blinder than I am now. Are these like matchbox size?

HUGE Motor and it would definetly put others to sleep. Like it all around and the damaged side too. I like it.

Greatly appreciate the compliment.

Pretty cool. what scale is this? Lookin foward to the finished product.

Nice rusting and setting. Looks great!!

Much mobetter Sam !!

I have never had a problem. I use Solvaset with decals and have sprayed on top after good and dry with both Laquer and Enamel with no problem.

Stick to your guns sam. Looks great!! The woman standing there is kinda weird..but the car looks great.

Thats definetly different and definetly cool looking. The story line is endless.

Nice job there.

I was indeed smilin....the humidity here gets so bad, you can cut it with a knife! Past few days has been better.

Petty cool cars and collection.

The original looks good and am sure the rebuild will also. Same body color? I have some built back in the early 60s. Like me, they are antiques!

I feel the delima. Humidity and dampness is no good for outside painting. Can you take it to work,in a controled enviormnent, and paint it there. Maybe dryer and will have better results. Before sanding your supposingly orange peel, be sure the paint is dry dry dry. Just wait for a dryer day. You have waited this long....Or build a paint box and vent the paint out of a window.Simple and crude but works..... Large cardboard box with back cut out approx. size of small fan, with fan blowing away from you, to open window. I am sure these guys might have better options. Move to Arizona. ararararar Good Luck.