Old Coyote

Beautiful build Mark, but then again all your builds are exceptional. All your work is stunning.

I love your build. Terry Labonte is my favorite and I have 46 of his cars built. Your build is outstanding, great work.

Absolutely gorgeous build sir.

Great looking build sir, I really like it.

Beautiful builds sir, both of them. Being a native Texan, those cars really interest me.

That's a beautiful build sir ...... very nicely done.

Beautiful build sir ....... yours is an outstanding talent.

Great looking build, very nicely done.

Great looking build sir, but it's still a Nash.

Very nice build sir, you do beautiful work.

Great looking Monte Carlo .............. a quite impressive build.

Both are very nice builds ...... beautifully done.

Those are from my favorite Nascar era ........... great looking builds of three great subjects ............ very nicely done.

Great build Mark ...... a really believable dirt track car. Very nicely done.

Gorgeous build sir. Both are spectacular.

Very nice build sir ..... beautifully done.

Gorgeous build sir ..... it looks so realistic.

Sorry, I can't get them all into a room for display. Most of them are packed away in boxes.

That is MCW #2008 Dark (Skoal) Green

... the 1986 Skoal Bandit Monte Carlo owned by Burt Reynolds and Hal Needham and driven by Harry Gant

The Old Milwaukee Pontiac Grand Prix owned by Raymond Beadle and driven by Tim Richmond

Thanks to all of you for the kind comments. They are most appreciated.

Thanks for the nice comment. The Comet body is from Competition Resins and the chassis is from a Polar Lights funny car.

..... 1966 flip top Mercury Comet belonging to the Kenz & Leslie team out of Denver, Colorado ....... sponsored by Kumpf Lincoln Mercury

I painted my replica with Skoal Green lacquer from MCW (Model Car World). I just looked at the MCW website to try to find you the number of the Skoal Green paint, and it looks like the new owners have totally changed the website and reduced the number of product codes. They used to list the race teams by sponsor and give you their corresponding paint numbers, but now it's just a mish-mash of paint colors (with a majority of the colors with no pictorial color print) using made up names for the shades. I'm sorry, but this doesn't seem to me to be a good reference site for finding color matches any more. Their products are very good, but they seem to have made it all but impossible to find the proper color anymore.