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The '57 Chevy kit looks to be the second one that AMT offered shortly before the company got sold. The advantage is that it better body and trim proportions than the original AMT '57 Chevy kit. Includes an opening trunk and a highly detailed interior.

Great looking paint work. The stans seems a little different for a front wheel drive car, but like you mentioned, this is what the guy had.

Great looking paint color and finish, goes well with the interior.

Your additional styling touches add to the overall look.

Like the camo paint. Is this one of the remote-control models?

Great looking body styling and paint. Like the wheels and tires.

Great color choice and the finish looks great. Clean looking body trim. As you mentioned, this brings you back to 1964. Actually, it was Sept. of 1963 and a guy I knew bought the first '64 Chevelle SS that came into the old Jack Coyle Chevrolet in San Bernardino Ca. He traded in his '63 Impala SS and not much money for a Yellow with Black interior SS that had the 220 hp 283 and 4-speed, that was the hottest setup at the start of production. The 327's didn't appear until later in '64. At the time it would draw far more attention than you might think. Thats my experience along with trying to help keeping rear tires under it.

Beautiful paint color and finish. The engine upgrade looks like that is the way it should have been. Like the custom grill design.

Great looking paint work to get the sun burned look. The chrome body trim all looks well done. Like the stance along with the wheels & tires.

Like the idea of the extra steps removing the bed from the interior and adding it to the body. The added trim around the top of the bed rails looks far better.

As the saying goes " Looks like it has been ridden hard and put away wet". A term usually referring to a horse though. Realistic looking body damage and rust. May have even been a PD car at one time?

Beautiful color and finish. The white interior all looks correct for the SS. Nice to see these done in the showroom style with all the extra details.

Great looking paint color and like the clean looking trim.

Based on the cross bracing of the frame would lead you to think this is for a convertible and the front suspension sure looks like maybe the Revell '57 Chevrolet Convertible.

I have used some small parts that I stashed away over 20 years ago, just have to find the right project and remember that you have the part somewhere.

Most of the cities in the KC Metro including the little burg I live in use the push bars. I like them since it makes them easier to spot in my rear-view mirror.

Beautiful looking paint color and finish. Like the Pontiac OHC engine idea. The body trim finish and the stance look great. Wish someone would reissue this era of Chevrolets.

Great looking chassis detailing. The interior is so well done makes you wish this was a convertible so it would be easier to see.

Great looking changes to the body. Like the color selections.

Like the look. Nice engine setup and wheels & tires.

Very impressive body work. Sort of like a Jig Saw Puzzle.

Bright color combination looks very mid '50's as Ford offered this combination in 1955 and 1956. The break between the colors is nice and crisply done. The interior color goes well with the body colors. Like the stance.

Great looking paint finish and very bright color. Like the paint detailing on the engine.

Looks much better than the real Beger Kings around here.

Like the stance.