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Beautiful Camaro ! It could pass as the real thing . And regardless of what some might say . . . there really was a '70 1/2 model year Camaro !

CSX 2127 , 2128 , and 2129 raced the USRRC in 1963 and the FIA Cobras raced in 1964 . The one in your photo is CSX2128 after it was sold to Coventry Motors in Northern California . That would make a great looking model ! Why don't you make your own decals ?

Great project so far ! The short wheelbase Dodge vans look so much better . The long wheelbase is great for converions but the shortys are Party vans !

Cool looking model ! These are always fun to detail and paint . Great job !

Makes sense as a business decision , a sign of the times . It is too bad though .

Very nice Stuart ! I love the engine ! ! I'd say you did more than okay with the doors . Overall she's a real beauty , and the third taillight is cool .

Andrew , It looks pretty good so far . I like what you are doing to make the engine look correct ! Bill beat me too it , all FIA cobras had the "cutback" doors because of the larger rear fenders .

Super nice ElCamino ! I've never seen one in that color and I like it alot . Your engine detailing is great !

Thank you Carl , Gary , Jason , and Johan . I've always loved the front end of this year Torino . This resin piece was really easy to sand and open the grille up instead of using a wash .

Looks really good for your first build Scott ! That Street Charger kit is pretty simple compared to a lot of other kits , especially the 1/25 scale kits . I'd suggest you find one that is already tubbed and with a body style you like , and build that one first . Unless you have some experience scratch building and doing body work , you shouldn't jump right in for only your second build . There's a chance you will have a few problems and get frustrated , and that's not good . I'm not trying to discourage you at all , and if you feel you can do it , go for it ! Good luck and have fun ! BOB .

Beautiful wagon ! I'd drive one with no problem at all .

Very Nice ! The look and the stance is great . What color is that ? I really like it !

That's not bad . Actually it's pretty cool looking !

Chuck , Somehow I missed this one the first time around . It looks great ! I really like the look of the lower roof line and the new windshield . I almost did that with a 1:1 '59 ElCamino I had , it needed a windshield and all I could find were from 2 door hardtops !

Excellent scratchbuilding Art ! I really like your descriptions , it makes it easier to look at the photos and understand what you've done . This is the type of project I've been wanting to try so I will be watching !

This is going to be cool ! I like the look , it's very clean and back to basics . I built one similar to this back in '72 except it was metallic green .

Definetly no convertibles for that body style . If you are converting one yourself , I'd bet the boot and uptop from Revell's '72 Cutlass would work .

Thank you Danno for the info on these cars . I'm always looking to learn more and don't get offended like some people might . As for my Model T , I guess I could call it an " Early Hot Rod " , kind of spiffed up a bit out on the shed !

I checked a couple of sites that carry Motor Max and couldn't find this camper . Are you sure that's the manufacturer ?

The title of your thread got my attention as I always hit the food stands first ! Great little dio you have there , I can smell the hot dogs cooking !

I know I'm repeating myself , but Nice Paint !

I wondered about the doors too . The '66 looks much better as a dirt car than the '69 did . It should look great when you're done !

You corrected the camber problem exactly the way it should have been done ! Simple and effective . Good job !

Thanks Jim , Mark , Pauli , and Austin . Austin , Actually the kit costs $55 and I paid less than $5 for the yellow paint . Everything else was just normal supplies I already had , and the engine was in my parts box . I've spent more than that building a styrene kit before ! The best part is the Ranchero body looked as nice as a styrene body , not like a lot of resin bodies available for a lower price that require tons of work before you can even spray some primer !

Wow ! That's pretty ! Very nice looking Caddy .