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Beautiful looking muscle cars. Like the strong body colors and smooth finishes.

Beautiful looking paint jobs and colors. All cleanly detailed and like the competition vibe of your builds.

Like the "three window" body design. Great idea for interior textures.

Like sedan deliveries in general, and this has to be at the top of the list. I'll be looking over your shoulder on this build.

Like the concept of a Mercury/Ranchero. Your build looks like a mildly modified version of something Mercury might have been able to sell. Great body color and finish. The wheel and tire combination along with the stance would have been fun to have.

Beautiful paint color and finish. Clean body chrome trim. Realistic looking interior and engine detailing.

Going to follow this and your Beaumont build both.

Like how you did the interiors and the piping on the seats.

Give Ottis a dog biscuit for me. Enjoy following your build.

That may have been the case on this car in this movie. Check Google Image Search and look at the photos of real cars that are registered and driven for real, and you will notice that Chevrolet mounted their offset license plates on the passenger side in front. This was true not only on the Cameros but on any of their models with an offset front license plate. Why the staff providing the vehicles for the movie mounted the license in this way? Only they could answer that question.

I saw this in the background of your El Camino post and was wondering about it as well. Resin bodies can sometimes be a challenge since they are often thicker than the plastic bodies they may be based upon. The paint colors and finishes look great and like the B-B-Q livery. I like the cleanly done chrome trim and the rally wheels.

Great looking paint color and the bumper and exhaust changes look more road worthy. Like the engine and chassis detailing.

Beautiful paint finish and color. Like the phantom body style. The interior is really clean looking, and the color goes perfectly with the body color.

Your time was well spent on this El Camino. I like the clean stock appearing finishes. Great paint finishes and colors. The interior in your build thread looked great as well. The chrome trim can be a real challenge on this model since it is really light and hard to follow.

Great concept for the chassis and drive train.

Like the bed configuration compared to some of the other kits of ramp trucks.

Looks like a great Camaro kit to build off of. Only rivet counters will notice that the front license plate should be mounted on the passenger side on the front bumper.

Great looking like a brand new '53 Ford ready to go to work. The detailing of the welding cart looks like something they should have included in the kit.

Great looking patina finish and cargo. Very realistic looking.

Great looking paint and trim. Don't get to see one of these kits built very often, and that's a shame since it is a good-looking body style.

Beautiful paint color and finish. The chrome trim is all cleanly done and the chassis detailing makes up for the basic design. The GTO was the car that really launched the Uniroyal Tiger Paws redline tires.

I have only seen photos of these early Fords done in this fashion, but your model looks very correct to those photos. I like the clean finishes on your build.

Clean sharp looking paint and trim detailing goes a long way on these great looking builds.

Great looking stock Nova. The paint looks nice and smooth, and the brown shade was a popular color at that time. Trim is cleanly done.

Like how your build looks and the welding cart looks great. I do remember seeing guys that did mobile welding years ago that had brackets that mounted their tanks to the inside of the beds, but this looks far more useful in reality.