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That is absolutely gorgeous, Tim...

Report him to eBay. I had somebody who copied my Fairmont body and had sold three or four on there. I reported him and I haven't seen any more show up since then. Best wishes. Scott

Splendid work, Chris. Nothing else will do!

Stellar work, Dave...

Great project! I love '66-67 Fairlanes, particularly '67s. My first car was a '67 2-door hardtop, with 289 and C4. Fun car. Wish I had it back...

That is very cool! I used to have a pro street '74 Maverick that this one reminds me of a lot. Neat!

Looks good, so far, Alan! I don't have any experience re your grille and windshield query.

Thanks Leonard. That was my guess...

Impressive stuff, Paul! Your block looks fantastic...

BTW, Leonard, where did you get the nice wheels?

Looks super, so far, Leonard. Glad you're onto this one. It'll be a blast to watch...!

Nothing to add to Dave's comment...

Am extremely excited to see what everything looks like when it arrives!

I love it, Dave! Both the work you're doing on your T/G car, but also your '37. Am sending you a PM I hope you can shed a bit of light on for me...

Super job, Paul. It's great to see your update!

Super clean build! Love the way it sets... Subtle color choice. Very cool. :)

Looking great, Tyrone!

Look great so far, Tyrone! Ideas about body color yet?

Thanks for the response Larry. You've done a great job of transforming it from the Monte to what you've got now!

Paul, I have a resin cast version of a 1/16th FAB9 type housing, along with PE 4-link brackets I would send to you so you can see if they would work for you. I can send pics via PM if you wish.

*****Shakes head in utter amazement...

Whenever works out for you Mitch. Are you going to do the red, white and blue '78 car or the blue on white car?

NIce job! I like your wheel well trim. You did an excellent job on the weathering the underside, too!

That is so sharp with the contrast between the rivets and semi-gloss black finish. Fantastic update, brother.

Hi Larry. Sorry if this is an uninformed question. Did you start with an existing body and modify it to this level, or is this a scratch built body? I ask only because I scratch built a Fairmont body a few years ago so was curious how you arrived at what you're showing in your pics. One way or the other, I commend you for the job you did. Scott