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All of these great looking cars makes me think we might start seeing a new direction in some builds here. I know I got a few ideas.

Wild Turkeys do indeed fly, my wife managed to hit one a few years ago as it was taking off from the side of the road. She hit it at headlight level on her GMC Jimmy. The impact broke all of the mounting points for the driver's side composite headlight, then the body flew across the hood and took out the radio antenna on the right front fender.

I remember watching your build and this turned out great looking. I like the way you did the drive train and the skinned up bed looks just right.

Beautiful looking little truck. Very realistic looking, you can almost hear the 6 cyl. snap crackle and pop thru the glass packs now. Perfect '57 Chevy colors.

Great looking rebuild. I like the mild modified look.

Great looking build of a somewhat difficult kit to build. I really like the colors you used.

Beautiful looking Street Rod. I like how you used a few bits and pieces from other year model kits, kind of like how it was done. The engine and the intake system really catch your eye also.

Great looking Bel Air, and what was one of the most popular color combos at the time. Your build is very realistic looking in everyway.

Looks beautiful, and you would never know how much the hood and headlights, and nose repaint fought you on this.

Great looking color combination and I like how you detailed the engine compartment.

Much better looking color combination.

Great looking body conversion. The wheels you used look like you may have added some Corvette 15x8 Rally wheels.

This really looks great. I like the added engine equipment and detailing. Nice color combination and the wheels give it a very aggressive look.

Beautiful looking 'Cuda. I like your collection also.

Very nice looking paint work. Has this been polished yet?? The finish looks like you wouldn't need to bother.

I always enjoy your "car show" pictures. Amazing verity and that is what makes them so interesting. The first picture of the orange GTX looks just like a car I saw yesterday while visiting the Ozark Mountains . We were heading home on a winding section of two lane road when what would pass for a twin but with a dark gray painted hood was going the other way. Hard to take a picture when we were both going in the opposite direction at better than posted speed limits.

Looks great, I'd like to have a 1:1 of this.

I remember this one now, I wondered what had happened to it. Beautiful paint finish and the color is very rich looking.

Great idea for the rear window repair. I have a forty on the shelf that I built many years ago, so I'll be watching for inspiration to do something with it.

I like the "Whisky hauler look". Sort of "Walk softly and carry a big stick" to quote a past President.

My My how styles have changed with time. Now I liked the Hollies and their music. One does have to wonder though if their mothers knew where her blouses had been.

Thankyou for the additional pictures. This looks really well done. Did you use the inside bed of an El Camino ?? I also enjoyed looking at your other photos. I like your varied build styles.

I'll bet I can still spill it. I'm like a Cub Bear in a hammock sometimes.

Beautiful looking Charger. In my opinion this was the best color they offered at that time it looks the best on the Charger body. Excellent chassis and engine detailing as well.

Great looking collection of Impalas. I would like to see more of the El Camino conversion one.