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Great looking well weathered look.

The great looking trailer make this look complete.

Great looking body mods and paint. Like the engine setup.

Great looking paint color combination. The interior and detailed engine looks like one of the high end builds you see done on TV.

Great looking paint and Coca Cola trim on this box art style build.

Especially like the color and paint finish. Clean body trim and engine detailing.

Great looking colors on both of these. Like the engine detailing also.

Beautiful looking color and shows the body lines well. Clean looking trim.

The paint color and finish give this build a stately look. Clean interior trim.

Great looking paint color and finish. The interior looks good with the color. Like the engine detailing.

Beautiful looking paint finish and decals. Like the engine detailing. The subject is a personal favorite.

Clean looking street rod. Great color and finish. The engine looks good as is with real looking finishes.

Great looking paint finish and color. The interior color goes well with the body. Clean looking body trim.

Like the blue on the '40 Ford. Great looking paint on the Plymouth. I built one of these last year, more like the box art. Really like that kit.

Like the concept and the way, the rear portion of the roof fits.

Great looking back - half job. Serious looking tires.

Looking at Brians nice side by side pictures of the kit body and the "Shooting Brake" edition, the side trim looks to have a gentler slope as it passes over the door section. The chrome trim extending too the rear looks to be in the stock position on the body.

The roof design is the big give away as to the year model. GM offered that roof on every model except the Cadillac that year. Chevrolet also offered the roof design on the Bel Air line only for '62. As for the rear end treatment, this may have to do with this being the base 88 series.

Thanks for sharing. Great looking show. The black '66 Impala SS reminds me of a Danube Blue one that I got in'66. The gauge cluster between the consol and the dash was not a common option, at least that I have noticed, mine also had that as well. Liked the two side by side '61 & '62 Corvettes.

In the past I used the Decon in the wedge-shaped box when we built a new home in what used to be a field that they had grazed cattle in. The rodent infestation in that new garage was more like a Rodent Motel 6. I put a couple of the wedges in the garage and the problem was solved, except for finding the dehydrated carcasses here and there around the garage. They didn't even smell. They don't seem to offer those around here and for the last three years we've been using the old fashion traps and what they are selling now as Decon along with a local commercial exterminator putting traps in our garage. The traps on a board seem to be the most effective. With winter approaching I'm looking at any alternatives I think might help. Where we live there is a large habitat for rodents along with all kinds of woodland creatures. We have a small creek nearby and lots of trees. brush, and undergrowth between us and some farmer's fields nearby as well.

Don't even know if this would help, but I'm trying something I saw online about repelling mice. Spray the area under hood with Lisol. Seems that rodents and maybe others don't like the smell. Works well for cleaning surfaces anyway.

Great looking paint finish and color. The wheels almost remind one of the failed factory alloys offered at the time, they were very porous and wouldn't hold air with tubeless tires.

Your vinyl roof and seat inserts look even wilder than what the factory did.

Beautiful looking paint finish and color. Like how you did the interior.

I agree with everyone else on the paint color and finish. The body modifications are well done and look like something from that era. Like the stance.