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Hard to beat the allure of the Impalas, a personal favorite, which I think fits the "heavy" moniker better than the Chevelle.

You did a nice job on those. They look like fun too.

Love the plain Janes. You got a lot done in a short amount of time and it turned out very nice. Well done.

Regal. Beautiful. All it needs now is a golf club bag.

Wow, you really dialed that in right. Just beautiful.

There are some desireable kits there, but nothing I would consider too valuable to build. All of them have been re-released in some form or other.

NEO. Heh, I see what you did there. Bruce, I love the interesting twists you keep adding to your build for us mere mortals.

That would have been during her China Beach years, which if I was you, I'd have been a blathering idiot in her presence.

In a heartbeat, Dana Delany.

That looks like such a cool event. Great Pics and I'm very happy for our forum members and other contestants who got to brush with greatness. You guys are so lucky to be so close to the vortex of car culture. Kudos to you Art, it looks like it was a lot of work, but that's what it takes to play with the big boys. Well done.

Looks like I've got another Engwer bookmark. I'd like to try one of these set ups, even though I can't understand why any hot rodder would think a suicide perch is a good idea. It just looks like it has catastrophe written all over it.

I like what I'm seeing there Anthony, the rust, the interior.. neat stuff. Bruce, what can I say? Off the hook. All you guys, fun stuff to look at. Here's my summer hiatus update. I finished the body work, window and side trim. Still need to do some surfacing. A chrome spear will finished the front side trim once all is painted. I still check in every day, I'm just lurking a little.

Contact Rich, Ramfins59, he's helping Gregg manage subscriptions.

Oh my! What a class act!

Fantastic work and an exciting project. Looking forward to seeing this come together.

Absolutely superb!!!

Car guys usually do well because they take these things more seriously, it's in their interest area.

Wow, what a throw back. Even the film pics add an aire of modeling nostalgia. Love the innovations.

What a great body of quality work. And I'll bet you're being modest. I'm sure you've got a pile more of varying hot rod subjects.

Thanks Tom and the rest of you folks. Note from my finacee... don't take it on an airplane.

I love this thing. It conforms with my motto, "anything different is good." I'm considering thinning out some models, but this won't be one. The question is, do I build it stock or convert it to a 4-door wagon to really exploit that corvette sacrilege?

After I saw Rogue One, I told my fiancee Star Wars is done. It's out of ideas. That said, count me in as a Disney enabler. I'll see it in the cheap theatre.

For the record, my position on matters of auto design such as these is, anything different is good.

"Luke. I'm your dad... I mean your other dad... er, go ask your mom."

Thanks for setting that straight Art. That hardtop just looks so clean and graceful.