Lanny Haas

Nice coverage!

John, enjoyed looking at your great stuff yesterday at Desert Scale classic14, cant wait to see this one, next year!. never heard of the wild Cad, so I googled it and WOW...Looking at the real car interior, almost as wild as the outside!.............

Very interesting, what area we doing for a grill

Nice kit

what colors did yu use

i got mine very kool

Had a great time! and looking forward to the next one. A special thanks to Danno, and his team! Having a behind the scenes look at the dominos falling into place, sometimes at just the right moment, was not for the week of heart! Great job Dan, Hal, Bernie Tim, and all involve. Thanks

Looking forward to the meeting at your house this month! see what ya got!

what a killer build and great weathering tips.....Diggin thru my woody stash Im inspired!

I got so frustrated trying to build this kit that I actually. twisted the chassis in half and thru it in the box.......after the little 9 year oldish hissy fit.....I went to the trash can and retrieved it. repaired the broken parts. and finished it up The rear end is real fidley. But I think you got this one handled. I painted teh frame black

Testors kiln red metallic works for this car also

the inspiration for the build. this truck is a 1954 so I took some liberties

from a diecast 53 chevy tow truck I bought for 9 bucks at the local car wash

used a flintstone resin body, scratch build flatbed, a flintstone chopped model A and the old AMT 32 ford coupe chassis, and wheels from a die cast 50 chevy tow truck...also the interior from the new revell model A coupe kit

http://images54.fotki.com/v1642/photos/4/42933/140272/IMG_2486-vi.jp

Thought i was looking at the real car.......NICE job

Here is one I built using both the new and the old kit. combined the nose hood and cowl of the old with the new kit, (the latest version that is). I used to see the car after the fire rebuild here on phoenix when AMT owned it and had a shop here. than a goodyear tire shop bought it and used it for advertising in front of his shop. It was later found in pretty sad shape and restored to its current condition. Looking forward incorporating your ideas in my own rebuild.

Great job staying with this! Did you consider making it a Olds panel, grafting the olds front to the Chevy panel? wonder if they even made one?..Now the wheels are truning in my head...Humm

fantastic stuff

I'm with Ellen, bring back the 60 El Camino!

no it comes separate, but had to reshape it some