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that is awsome, you must of used a foil or something for the body, its awsome Mc fly cheers mat

I like it. cheers mat

I liked it, kinda makes me sad its gone. It was a good idea but I guess some people are just to sensitive. cheers mat

Thanks, the flathead came with the kit, with the ardun heads, you have a eagle eye I would of never seen that with my blurry pic. I was thinking about how loud it would be, but that can be part of the fun sometimes thanks for all the nice words from everybody (even criticism helps me) cheers mat

Thank you. cheers mat

I have 19 finished 5 in boxes and 1 that I'm going to start on tonight. I only build one at a time otherwise they would never get done I have been tempted to rob parts but I just cant bring myself to do it, which is good. cheers mat

Those look good, but I would like to see some closer pics cheers mat

You did a great job, I like it a lot. cheers mat

Thanks for the complements, I have seen a few truck with the exhaust ran like this and thought it was cool so I thought i would give it a go, their is a awesome local mid 50's chevy that has em ran like this. the trophies were and last minute idea so I just tossed them in the bed like the guy didnt care too much about winning trophies. cheers mat

Hello again, This is my first time doing any sort of scratch building, its fun and ill do it again here is what I did Fender skirts are sheet styrene, bedcover is grooved sheet styrene, visor is from the front of the trailer from the silhouette model cut up and formed, I used solder for the exhaust , I frenched the antennas using metal tubes and push pins for antennas, frenched the taillights and used 1960 chevy taillights. I also lowered it because customs sit low, but I guess revell doesn't know that. I had a lot of fun with this model, I've been building 60's show cars and its nice to have some creativity. I had some problems with the paint ( I do every time, but less and less on each build) and a few other things here and their but let me know what you fine folks think cheers mat

I love it! cheers mat

looks great! I like the glosser black "touch up" spots. cheers mat

Looks great! cheers mat

Any thing 60s and earler, back when their was style to cars. Now every thing looks like a honda, I do have a soft spot for old mopars and fords but any thing old and american I tend to love cheers mat

I like it, it makes me think of a reall early hot rod. I generly don't like spoke rims but it works for this. cheers mat

It looks great to me! cheers mat

looks great, the alexander brothers should of had the doors on the side, thats my only gripe with this car/truck cheers mat

Awsome! What did you use for the grill? By the way I love it! cheers mat

Thanks guys, I forgot to take pics with the Mr. bones, but he is on the shelf. cheers mat

Hello again, here is a lil back story on this kit. When I was about 12 or13 I had the owner of the lhs order this kit for me, well she sold it to someone else. I was so mad, I have never forgotten about it. Well I finaly got it off of e-bay, it wasent compleatly all their but most of it was, it is my holy grail, the one that got away! and now I have it. I was smileing the whole time I was working on it, it is by far the best custom/hotrod of all time. cheers mat

My old junker '67 Fury I had a 67 a few years ago, had to move and i had no room, i miss her cheers mat

Great weathering! cheers mat

Looks great! cheers mat

You should build them, they are a lot of fun (except the decals are a pain) thats for the complement cheers mat

Its the deora, built by the Alexander brothers in the late 60s I belive, maybe older or newer, I cant remeber. Once again thanks for the comments cheers mat