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Beautiful "rust"!

Oh yeah! That is awesome!

Beautiful resto! This was my mother's first car. Same color and all.

Here are four Brookfield Collector's Guild Chrysler promos I have had and just recently photographed. Missing a couple of mirrors and a wiper arm here and there. Due to all the moves over the years. 1993 Dodge Intrepid in Char-Gold metallic 1993 Chrysler Concorde in Black Cherry pearl 1994 Chrysler LHS in Light Driftwood pearl 1994 Chrysler New Yorker in black

It's that time of year again. I've got another on the bench now, but I don't think it will be done until after the first of the year. So here's my 2013 kit builds, not including all the promos I messed with.

Plain and simple awesome old rail! Love it!

Some neat ones I hadn't seen before. Still can't get over that awesome hearse. That is just beautiful!

Saw this one on our club page. Man, what a beautiful deuce. I love the grille.

Beautiful! Awesome weathering, and it looks great with the Cragars on it.

Sam, absolutely beautiful builds and dioramas! Didn't realize you had the dioramas too! Love the '57 Ford and the open delivery '40. Always enjoy seeing your builds.

I think it came out fantastic! I wouldn't worry about the white walls. I think they look fine. Paint came out great, especially for black. You really scored on this one for twenty four bucks! Hard to find reasonably. It looks great Al, and it's a wonderful addition to your collection.

Yes, Mango, it would fit right in on your car lot!! To everybody: Thanks very much for the comments!

This one started life as a broken promotional model. I fixed it, and since it then needed paint, I decided to do something you don't see every day. I used the custom halo vinyl roof piece from the '77 kit, and cut the correct quarter windows into it. I had to thin out the inside of the roof piece to make it fit right. It's still a tad thick, but not too bad. I also sanded the T-top lines off the roof of the car. Turning to the interior, I cut out the console and fixed the floor. Then I used the "bench" seat from the '71 Charger kit, and a base looking Volare steering wheel from the parts box. Tires are old Jo-Han white walls and hub caps are actually Jo-Han '60 Plymouth wheel covers. They look very similar to Volare wheel covers. Color is to replicate factory Citron Green metallic, a 1978 only color.

Awesome display! Gorgeous builds there! Really love the two tone green Dodge truck too!

Another beauty! Love the interior. Extremely nice build.

Yep, this is the first one I've ever seen! Very nice weathering! I'd go ahead and rust up the front wheels though.

Oh yeah, that's awesome!

Jim, you may have convinced me to built another one of these things! I love it! Great color, tires look cool, side pods are beautiful, and your bomber seats look perfect in there.

Yeah, the 4 door hardtop wagon is the best! Wish Mopar had really built that one.

Now we see where Crazy Jim get's his name from. That thing is wild!

Beautiful color and build!

I see Jim got his camera back! Good lookin' build Jim!

Yes, Emberglow is different. Beautiful build!

Nice build. I like the color and the interior detailing.

Very cool!