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David, I just came across this thread. This build is incredible! It's hard to believe it's not a real Camaro. Mike.

Jim, PM sent! Mike.

Jay, Any updates coming on this build? Mike.

Does anyone know what the color options were available for the interiors in the 1976 Ford Econoline van? I think black, dark blue and tan were the options for '76. Maroon may have been an option in '77.

Dominik, You did a great job on this build! The dashboard looks correct for this van. I have to pick up one of the re-issue 'Phantom' kits. I had a 'Vantom' many years ago that never got completed. Mike.

Corey, Excellent work on this build! Mike.

Tyrone, This is awesome! I love the vinyl top. Mike.

Kane, This is a very nice clean build! Keep the updates coming. I like the carbon fiber on the interior. Mike.

Kane, This is looking to be an exciting build to watch! I have a couple of these kits that I'll hopefully get to building one day. BTW the size of the wheels and tires look perfect. This kit is based on the earlier Monogram 1/24 scale Pro Stock cars. Some changes were made to the wheel wells and the roll cage but it's essentially the same. I compared one of these to a Monogram Iaconio P/S Camaro and the chassis is the exact same size. Mike.

Thanks for posting those pictures. The chassis came out great!

Corey, Excellent build! Can you post some 'build' pictures?

This is the first I've heard of this. Is Slixx going out of business? Is there any chance of anyone else taking over Slixx decal business?

I'm starting to think the sportsman chassis' are used more for custom projects then with their original 55/57 bodies. One of these days I have to pick up a Revell Sportsman 55 kit and use it to build an early Camaro.

Tyrone, this is such a nice clean build. Everything is fitting together like it was manufactured that way. Any ideas on the body color yet? Mike.

Tyrone, I love your Pro-Mods but this is quickly becoming my favorite. I like cars that have stock looking bodies with large tires tucked way underneath like this. Great work as always! Mike.

I haven't seen any sell at that high price. They usually sell between $20 - $45. $149 is just plain crazy.

The rear wheel wells look good and the stance is perfect on this one. What kit is the body from?

It looks like the Pro Sportsman chassis is an almost perfect fit for the Nova. Did you have to change the length of the wheelbase?

Niko, Nice work so far! I always liked the Beretta as a drag car. I've been wanting to build a Reher-Morrison Beretta but just haven't gotten around to starting that project.

Tyrone, I like the way this one looks already!

This is going to be a sweet build! Did you make the Super Tricks?

Everything looks great, the interior, engine compartment, front wheel openings... And the paint is perfect. I can't wait to see this finished.

You're certainly in the homestretch! I can't wait to see this one completed.

Great work as always. Why did you apply the BMF around the rear window before painting?

This is how the model should have come in the box. This is now a model of the General Lee most seen on screen with the stock interior and single hoop roll bar. The scratch building is very well done. The dash is outstanding!