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Great looking color. I like the way you did the chassis and engine detailing.

Turned out beautifully, I had watched your engine build. Have to agree with posing in front of the garage looks great.

Like the headlights. How did the kits door hinges work?

Great start. The chopped top almost looks factory. Can't wait to see what comes next.

Nice color. What did you use for the interior tuck n roll ?

Nice chop, what's next ?

Very real looking. I'll bet you could get some bikini wearers to join you in that.

I like it. Makes you wonder how much the junk yard would charge you if you left at their front door.

AMT made a kit of the '57 Chrysler 300c and that 413 engine had inline duel quads. The kit also has the correct air cleaners. Remember these cars had a very low hood line. The air filters made a 90 degree bend off the top of the carburetor into a large oval affair that housed the air filter. It is a very nicely done setup.

Another super clean Corvette build. You can probably do these in your sleep now.

Those are perfect. You always have a picture perfect build style on everything you build.

Beautiful build and the decals are perfect.

Looks fantastic and the back drop looks perfect.

I guess at some level we have all wished this at some time or another. At this point in time I'll just be happy taking care of my home work as they say. Trust me when I say handling more than one at a time can be very trying, and if they ever get together they tend to become a very vindictive and not very understanding, just saying.

Mine would involve winning the Lottery, Mega Million, and Kansas Cash. Then I could do what ever I wanted, drive what ever I wanted and live where ever I wanted. I would stay married to my bride of over 30 years because it just doesn't get any better than that.

We have a weather man on TV that works himself into a tizzy every time he thinks it may snow. Last week he had me checking the tire pressure on the snow blower and making sure that it had a full tank of fresh gas. What we got was hardly enough to call it a "dusting". Not complaining, we only get a couple of storms every winter and 2" to 3" at a time. That's just fine by me.

To many people seem to believe only what they see or read on the internet, "because the internet doesn't lie !"

I'm glad you included a couple of build pictures, The finished build looks so nice it's hard sometimes to appreciate all the effort that went into this build. The front suspension is amazing.

I like the build style. I was going to ask about rear fenders and then I saw you were already working on that. I noticed the bed cover has an interesting molded pattern, was that from a kit or something you created ? The touch of rust on the headers looks great.

I built one of these for a friend several years ago. It was the racing version with the Securicor Omega Express livery. He owned an 850 at the time and wanted a model of what he wanted it to be some day. My only disappointment was the lack of an engine, and I had to create an interior. The body was very well done and everything else fit well.

As suggested you would want to remove the chrome on the back side. I usually use Future floor wax for small trim items as well as windows. It will dry clear if you should get some out on the paint. What ever adhesive you use just be very conservative on application and resist using to much.

Great looking build. Your Dad should enjoy that.

Love the Gasser, would like to see more of the Camaro.

Really nice looking Camaros. I like that you used factory colors.

Beautiful build, looks just like the real one.