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Beautiful looking color combination and finish. The contrasting interior color looks good. Like the added Hemi engine.

Very cleanly built and detailed. The chassis and engine compartment detailing look just like the real thing.

Very cleanly built out of box.

Great looking paint finish and color. The chassis is well detailed. Remember when the exhaust design was the thing to do along with the white painted under carriage.

Beautiful looking color and great finish. Cleanly detailed trim.

Great looking little '32. The color is a good-looking departure from what you usually see on these. Cleanly trimmed body. Like the wheels and tires plus the stance.

Great looking paint work and chrome trim.

Like the unusual interior and exterior color combination. Decals are well laid out.

Beautiful looking finishes. Great chrome trim. Amazing just how good of a model kit considering how long ago this way brought to market.

Like the exhaust and suspension details.

You are correct, this is a '56 model 210 four door and the emblem on the hood, if original, would indicate it had a 6-cylinder engine from the factory.

Being a Jeep owner a few times over, go with the Grand Cherokee. The interiors are great looking and comfy. The bonus is they will go just about anywhere you point them off road.

They sure used to enforce it, back when we put those extra-long shackles on the back with deep dished 10" wide wheels and half the tire tread outside of the body. We thought we were so cool.

Look at the underside of the bodies roof if there is any question but what they will be offering a law Enforcment option. Really, how could they not?

Look around on some of the resin offerings. I remember seeing someone at a model shop that was selling resin Charger bodies done as a two door. Also, there is a Charger for sale on EBay that has been converted to a Ute type body. I think there is some shop offering to convert your 1:1 Charger too that body style. I have never been a fan of four door sedans for myself, reminds me of something of a family car, I guess. That said I'm on my second Charger and have really enjoyed them both. I may have to make my '18 Charger last since I'm not a big fan of the EV's as well.

I found them as Hobby Lobby. They have an area for "scrape booking" supplies and offer several different colors. I liked the checkered flag look.

Beautiful looking paint work. The color looks great showing the body lines and the finish is nice and smooth. Saw the pictures of the interior and engine on your build page and they are just like the exterior finish.

Beautiful looking paint job. Now aren't you glad you kept after this one after all you went thru with the first paint job.

Thank you for sharing your photos. I only passed thru there in 1996 and spent the night in Windover. You are correct about the land scape. While it's not the end of the world, you can see it from there. Great pictures of the museums as well.

Thank you for the additional photos. I'm impressed with the condition of these cars plus the number of them on display.

There is a new vid on YouTube from the Model Muss with a short demonstration on how he does doors and trunks and such. After watching how he does it I may even get brave enough to risk a kit and try it myself.

I have only built this one and really didn't have any problems. While I tinted the windows, the interior is really well done and lends itself to a little detail painting. With the low roof line, it is hard to see inside anyway. The rear tail gate, just take your time and it will line up just fine and open and closes easily.

I think the old Overhaul'n show with Chip Foose did a Magnum when they were new and got some guy to trade off his Chrysler 300 nose to put on the Magnum. I would like to put the Charger nose on one myself.

Thanks for the info on EBay. I don't normally go there but $25 is well within the budget.

Got Google pop ups showing up here again. We should start sending them a bill for advertising.