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Here's my next project. A 1964 Chevy Impala SS built to look like the one my good neighbor had before he passed away. This build is to honor his memory. Here's what's done so far: Body Painted (Candy Apple Red) BMF and decals applied

Not sure if I posted this one before , so please forgive me for doing it again... Here's my Type 74 Tank from Tamiya. This was a really smooth build. As with most of Tamiya Kits, this one went together great.

Very cool looking ride.

Alyn - Those are some cool looking builds you've made there. I love the detail on the hot rod pick-up. That Kart looks great as well. You are giving me ideas on future builds. Keep-up the great works.

That's a really cool looking race car. It came out looking like the real one. Excellent work!!!

Beautiful Job on both builds. They look great!!!

Unfortunately I kept the Stock Engine in it.

Very cool looking Mustang. Great job no this one.

Very cool looking truck. I like the details you've done.

1956 Nomad "Chip Foose" Overhaulin 1958 Plymouth Belvedere/Fury AKA "Christine" 1955 Chevy Bel Air

Here's another Photo Shoot of some of my builds. Enjoy the pictures. From Far Left to Right - 1958 Plymouth Belvedere/Fury; The 1956 Chevy Nomad (designed like the one Chip Foose Build in Overhaulin); and a 1955 Chevy Bel Air RetoMod

WOW... beautiful looking build. Nice and Clean paint job.

cool looking dragster!!

very nice looking build. Like those light colors.

nice and clean looking build.

Thanks everyone for the great comments and also for the information. I will start looking around for the 6 engine and see what I can get. I may go with the resin engine, or buy the kits mentioned to get the 6 engine. Again, thank you all!!! By the way, I'm planning to built the COPO Camaro... what color you think would look nice? I have already used the Hugger Orange on the SS DX-1, I was thinking maybe Fathom Green?? Was the COPO available in that color?? Not sure yet.

Hi Skip - Here's the links to each of them that I posted. 1969 Camaro SS DX-1 1969 Camaro ZL-1 COPO Prototype 1969 Camaro Z-28 RS 1969 Camaro Z-28 1969 Camaro Yenko The 1969 Camaro Plain Jane with the Vinyl Top looks like the Post was deleted when the Server swap took place because I can't find it. Enjoy the pictures.

Yup, I'm going to get a resin flat hood to build the V6 version. I'm just waiting for it to arrive. Now, my question to everyone is: Where or what kit out there has a V6 engine that will fit perfectly into the Revell 69 Camaro?

Thank you very much everyone for the great complements. Lee - the color I used on the 32 is the new Tester's One Coat Lacquer #1843m Star Spangled Blue. With Testor's One Coat Lacquer #1834m Wet Look Clear.

Looking good... Can't wait to see the finished product.

Here's a few more of my Hot Rods that I've built so far. From Left to Right: 1934 Model 40A; 1925 Model T Rat Rod; 1932 Dan Fink Speedwagon

Here's some more pictures: the Z-28 Camaro and the Plain Jane Vinyl top version.

Thank you very much everyone. They were fun to build. On a side note. The Shelby is one of a very few AMT Kit that I must say went together very well and with minimal issues. That's very rare for me as I have tried to build other AMT kits and they all seem to be MAJOR Pains to put together... NOTE TO AMT - Building models should be enjoyable and relaxing not frustrating and annoying. I get plenty of that at the office. Get your act together... Revell, Tamiya, Trumpeter and Hasegawa are kicking your butt.

Here's two completely different vehicles that were at the top of their game in their time. A 1937 CORD 812 with a 1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 Ram Air: The 1937 CORD 812 that I built here is the old Monogram kit circa 1965. The 68 Firebird was built and painted to represent the one that Chip Foose built in his TV Show "Overhaulin". I hope you enjoy the pictures a much as I enjoyed building them.

Here's my 1967 Shelby GT-350 and the 1969 Yenko Camaro. Two Master Racers and creators of awesome muscle cars. Two Great Muscle cars.