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The same may be said for the front edge of the hood. Still the best game in town though.

Bill, Checkout my avatar. I had a '67 El Camino with the 350 hp 396 and a 4-speed. The rear wheels were 9" wide, and I had the L60 Good Year Polyglas Wide Oval tires on the rear. Genuine Suspension rear coil spring lifts with the upper rear control arm kit, and of course the longest Hi Jacker air shocks that would bolt on. The avatar is a model of that car, except for the scratched-up sidewalls on the rear tires. Ya, been there and done that, what were we thinking?

At least it would look from the tracks that they survived the fall and scampered away.

Thank you for sharing your photos. So many beautifully done models and paint work.

Like the paint treatment, especially the way the roof pattern was done. The interior looks great and wonder what you did for the shag carpeting on the floor.

Great looking paint color and finish. Like how you tied the interior color to the exterior.

Great looking paint finish and signage. The white walls are a nice touch and also like the way you did the wood bed floor.

Always interesting to see what others are doing in different parts of the world. Like the police car lineup.

Great looking shade of blue and a beautiful finish. Almost a shame to hide the interior work inside the body. I like how you did the engine swap.

The color shows the body lines, and the finish looks nice and smooth. Nicely detailed engine. I thought the dust was from driving onto the gravel parking lot in the pictures.

Great paint color combinations and finishes. Like how the chassis are detailed and the engine as well.

Beautiful looking paint finish and color. The interior color complements the body color and is cleanly done.

Beautiful looking paint finish and of course I like the black color. Great engine detailing. I do remember the "Stink Bug" look you refer to. We used to have extra wide rear tires on wheels with way too much off set and the inner edge of the fender opening would often tear at the raised white letter tires until they started to look like white walls. But it was cool right?

These always looked great in orange just like you have done here. I like the backdrop for your photos. Great looking paint and striping.

Beautiful paint finish and fender flares. Cleanly detailed carbon fiber trim.

Beautiful paint finish and trim. The interior is very clean looking as well.

Look forward to your Plowboy tribute build. He had a unique style that was appreciated by many.

Like the lower bumper painting. Gives the illusion of a roll pan.

Thanks Mike. I have been doing great with the vertigo up until this morning. I woke up and was laying on my side and all of a sudden, the room started spinning around. I'm going in on Wed. to see my regular doctor and I'm going to see if they can do another scan of my melon and remove the staples. I'll be watching the game tonight to see who the Chiefs are going to play next weekend.

Go Chiefs, need I say more.

I consider myself fortunate to have visited Victoria BC a couple of times in my life. One of the prettiest, and cleanest places ever. Enjoyed a cup of coffee sitting on the steps overlooking the harbor and watching the boats and sea planes land and takeoff.

Some major plastic surgery here. Great paint work and like the Hearse look on the roof treatment. With that engine you would never get out of low gear in the prestation to the Cemetary.

Great looking paint color and finish. I like how you didn't use the tuner wing on the trunk, the natural body lines look better to my eye anyway. The chassis is cleanly done and the interior looks good as well.

Amazing chassis detailing.

Great looking color and like how you did the interior. I'm slowly working on the '64 Nova SS kit and it has most of the engine and exhaust parts from this kit included.