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High today is supposed to be -1 around 4 pm. I see no reason to venture forth today.

Great looking builds. This kit seems more toy based than replica.

Beautiful looking finishes and all the additional detailing really adds to the appearance.

Beautiful looking paint colors and trim. Remember more than a few with this color combination back when. Great interior trim and like how you added the spark plugs on the engine.

I agree with Phil, at first glance your little '32 looks like Gary's old car but with better paint. This has a look that will never go out of style. Great clean looking build.

Great looking Monte, these don't seem to get much love. I recall the movie, and this looks just like the car Denzel drove.

Very realistic looking finishes.

Suggest anyone interested in getting additional information on the 2025 Charger they should poke around on You Tube. Looked at several self-appointed experts claiming to have all the inside information. The point that they seemed to put forward was the Turbo Charged Huracan 6 cylinder will be available with either a 400 hp or a 500 hp version. I'm still wait and see but interested all the same.

Beautiful looking paint colors and trim finish. Like your powertrain choice. You mention mistakes, can't see any myself.

Great looking body work. The paint colors and finishes look nice and smooth. Nice interior color and finish. Got to have the Cragar wheels.

I can understand why that drawing could get someone started on a build. You seem to have followed it well. The one-piece windshield reminds me of the series 1 1955 Chevy pickups.

Great looking paint treatment. Like the lace inset.

The thing about the bright white color on most performance cars and trucks is that it just looks clean without drawing undue notice from our friends in blue.

Like the frame and floor pan upgrades. The wide white tires look good, but the diameter of the front tires seem a bit larger than what you would want on a driver.

I'd have to see it and touch it before I could really say that I would buy one. Having been more than satisfied with the last two Dodge Chargers I have owned, there is a very big maybe here. I'm predisposed to wanting the Hemi in some form, but I'm open minded on the Huracan Turbo Charged 6 cylinder based of past write ups I have read about the engine.

Read what any and all side effects there may be for whatever Meds your wife has been prescribed by the Doctors. The pharmacist receipt should have a read out of possible side effects on any prescription they give you. Doctors always seem to think that their patients couldn't possibly have a reaction to whatever thy have prescribed but they are often wrong or don't want to hear about your side effects. Don't ask me how I know.

Great paint color and finish. Like how you redid the rear end.

Great looking paint work and color. Like the stance and the chassis and suspension.

What Trevor said best.

Great looking photography. Three different subjects, but all beautifully done.

Beautifully done body work and paint. This actually looks like something that would have made since at the time. Like the way you worked the intake through the hood and the stance.

What is your source for the '57 Ranchero body? Like the Pontiac / El Camino. I used to own a '95 Chevy c1500 extended cab short bed like you're building. What kits did you use to source the bed and camper shell?

There is a local Buick Car Club in Kansas City, and they seem to always have a great display at the annual indoor car show every year. One of the members has a Black one that is supposed to be a low number of ones built. The year model may be different, but it sure looks good. I remember when these cars were dominate in the stock classes at the drags.

Like the '33 & '34 Fords. Should you want to try and disassemble this you may have some luck with Hobby Haven's Un-Cure Ca remover.

Consider Round 2's reissue of the old AMT engine kits. The one with both the 283 Chevy engine and a 421 Pontiac in it. The engines in these kits have multi part engine blocks and internals. The Pontiac engine includes the option of both duel four-barrel carburetors, GMC 6-71 Supercharger with offset carburetors or fuel injection stacks for the blower.