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Great looking show setup. I like the build style of the Corvair, and the pickup chassis looks good. The Trailer looks better than the trailer kits I have seen from other sources.

This was on one of our trips to Colorado. The local just happens to be one we visit whenever we go wheeling there. This is located above the Silver Thorn area above Denver. The trail is called Wariman's Creek and you drive for miles in and out and across this creek in a deep narrow valley. Has to be one of the prettiest places in the world. You can smell the damp forest and hear the rushing water. Just can't beat Mother Nature.

They both are great looking builds.

Great, fun looking build. This brings a smile to one's face looking at them.

Great looking finishes and has held up well with time.

Nice looking bright blue color. Do you think the silver mica color made it brighter?

I agree with Mike on the hood scoop. Even if you staid with a small block Ford engine, the scoop would alow you to do a high-rise carb setup or even some FI stacks.

Great theme for a build. The 383 decals can be found in other MoPar kits. You may have to raid another kit or ask for assistance in the "looking for section" on the forum.

Amazing looking paint finish.

Your added details on the engine look good, you even got the fuel filter in there.

Nice looking detailing of all the trim parts.

I agree with everyone else on your primary color, it does look great. Since you are wanting to do a two-=tone paint job you may even consider colors other than white. There are some off whites and beiges that might look good as well. You might try some different second colors on the old picnic spoons to see if any of them look right to you. I think it looks really nice in a solid color that you have now.

Your initial Ford OEM color pick would look great. Now if you're thinking about a Drag Racing style like the Ford Thunder Bolts than that maroon color would be fitting. Just how visible is the floor in the back going to be?

Great looking interior. I like how you moved the pedals over.

Glad to hear your little "Puppy Girl" is doing better.

Beautiful looking paint finish. I agree the wheels look much better than the factory style wheels.

I like the theme and the paint color and finish look great.

Beautiful looking Jag. Realistic looking finishes and detailing. The photography is great.

Sounds like an interesting pair to build together. Like you I have always liked the Camaro and have owned a couple of first- and second-generation cars.

Well, I think as Ace pointed out, this looks more like a figment of someone's imagination as too the equipment that would be on the core support on the grill side. Some sanding should clear the area.

Two things that I find interesting looking at the picture of the models core support. First, the size of the opening for the radiator looks far to small. Second, The core support looks as if it might need to be turned around and the surface we're seeing maybe should be facing the engine compartment. My question is the core support cast with the body or is it mountyed during the assembly?

My condolence's for your loss. Never easy when you lose this big of a part of your life.

Great looking factory style pickup. I like thew color and the finish, I actually painted mine the same color, so I like how you used it here. The white walls really stand out and look good.

Beautiful looking paint work and the trim looks sharp and clean. The kits tire treads seem very well done.