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That is a 1967 model Super Sport. Kind of a rare find in this condition.

You can log onto their web site to watch or look at future cars coming up or look at what something had sold for if you missed it on the block.

Made me laugh. I got in some big trouble as a youth, and all too often since. My parents were big Bridge Players and always wondered where their expensive cards were going.

Great look. A little rust would be common on a rig this old.

I like the work truck theme. Great job on the overhead rack. One thing to remember about most old woodlanders is they do tend to bend over time.

Beautiful looking paint and I like the color design.

Wow. Looks better than the box art as well.

Your black paint jobs always look like you're looking into a pool of ink. Great trim details.

Beautiful looking paint work and the vinyl roof is very realistic looking.

I like the detailing on this build. Nice clean original looking Corvette.

Beautiful looking Baby Bird. Did you open the doors ? I built one of these a Long long time ago and did it with the dish slot wheels they had in the kit. I don't remember having opening doors.

Those are some great looking builds. I like the Olds engine and stock Carb.in the 33/34 Ford. Spent many formative years in the 'burbs of Chicago. Common to have a race between mother nature and your 36-month payment book from GMAC to see which would end first.

Old Revell Flat Bottom converted to a Jacuzzi Jet Drive and a Chevy Big Block instead of the Hemi.

Excellent paint finish and detailing of the engine and chassis. I like the theme of this build, and this often happened to these cars as they were inexpensive, light weight and pretty much a Camero with a sedan body.

Beautiful looking build. The color has a high gloss looking almost like Stainless Steel. I like the paint treatment on the interior.

Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder. The fitment problems with the front end has always been my excuse for not building this kit. I look forward to getting some ideas for correcting the ill-fitting parts.

The kits parts all seem to have excellent detail in them. Your paint work looks great on this, and the finishes all seem to look very realistic.

I would do whatever it takes to get those wheels and tires under this. Maybe even narrow the track a little or heat and widen the wheel wells if need be.

Nicely detailed interior and the white color really brightens up the look.

I agree with the others on the paint color. Looks great from here. You mentioned thinking about using a different primer color in the future. Since this is based on a grey primer then going to a brown might make the color a little darker. Tamiya also offers a pink colored primer and that or their white would give you a lighter or maybe even a brighter shade of red depending on what you're going for.

Sorry man, I got caught up in the moment I guess.

I agree 100 % and that was the sentiment I was trying to convey in my own way.

I like them both. The Revell kit is defiantly the better of the two, but the Monogram looks good when built to this level.

Beautiful looking finishes and opening up the grill adds so much to the appearance of the front end.

Great looking Jeep. All the finishes look almost too good to take off-road. I like the jerry can and wench details.