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Exoto polished aluminum Daytona Coupe . I don't display it anymore , it's safely packed away .

Well done Mario , I really really like that color ! As for the wheel arches . . . we all have similar problems , I also don't have the patience I used to have .

Thanks Carl !

Not quite that far back , I started in the early 60's and was "allowed" to start painting my models by '62 . Definitely remember using only Pactra 'Namel in both the small bottles and spray cans . No primer with the spray cans , they went on very very smooth even for a 7-8 year old . As for metal finishes "Rub-N-Buff" was recommended by the magazines back then and my Mom used it on her ceramics so I definitely tried it on my models . The gold and silver looked great !

They're back now , seems to have been an issue with my hosting site .

Blasphemy !! We only built "to customer order" and in 19 1/2 years we only did 4 or 5 Chevy motors , the vast majority were 427's and quite a few 351W's .

Nope . Same wheelbase and track as original 427 S/C Cobras .

I worked for EM from 1987 thru 2006 when the owners decided to retire , in 2007 the company was sold and moved from Florida to Texas . As far as I know EM is still selling replicas using our Gen IV designs , although the last I heard they have upgraded the drivetrain and are now selling a Gen V Cobra Replica . I've been away from that industry for many years and really don't have any more info than that . I have hundreds of photos from my time there but here a few , these are all from the early 2000's .

I can tell you with 100% certainty that this was built using an Everett-Morrison Motorcars Cobra kit , there are at least a dozen areas shown in those photos that are unique the EM Cobras . I know because I was Chief Engineer and Shop Foreman at EM for nearly 20 years . I don't know the owner/builder but he made several changes/improvements to our kit resulting in a very convincing replica , still there are some of our parts used that were never seen on original Cobras .

Such a clean looking build , beautifully done !

Sharp Impala Douglas ! Like the colors and it's a cool tribute to your own car .

That is really really nice , great save Jesse !

Great save Tom , the Mercurys are sharp looking cars ! Love that blue !

Thanks Chris ! Thanks very much Pierre that Daytona has always been one of my favorites too ! The Woody is a simple kit but really fun . . . I printed decals for the wood , lots of tiny ones on the sides but much easier than you'd think . Thanks Mike ! I started building those types many years ago and still enjoy them . I'm building a special display case for the Daytona .

Very nicely done Jeff ! Is this the Monogram kit ?

Well done Billy , very realistic weathering !

Thanks much David !

Excellent work !

Very nicely done Craig , those are some beautiful builds !

That turned out super nice Joe ! Your additional details really helped the overall look . I had one of these kits (dark blue w/flames) but sold it . For some reason it just didn't look right to me , maybe because it was so much larger than other T-Buckets on my shelf . . . I probably should have given it a go .

Excellent work Greg ! That crated Jeep is pretty neat , I like unusual stuff like that .

The Camaro turned out great , and so did all of the rest ! Nice work Mike !

Thanks for the smile Bruce ! Thanks Dan ! Thanks Keith ! Thanks much Carl !

My earlier post shows the new decals with the flames , but the built model still has the chrome reverse wheels .

Found these at a site where it's a pre-order . . .