GoatGuy

Thank you for your comments and encouragement.

I agree, it looks great. Once it's done I might have to print out all your pics and create a coffee table book !

Love the progress Dave.

I like your ideas. Can't wait to see more.

Excellent job so far.

Greg - any more progress pics? Curious how this build turned out.

Looking forward to more of your awesome progress, and the pics from Mr Allphin are very interesting.

Wow.

Excellent work Brett. Looking forward to more.

Looks good. I can see where this might be a frustrating build, with the body coming in pieces. Will this be a military hotrod? Will it be a ratrod with some rust?

Love the progress.

I agree, looks great. Looking forward to the rest of the build.

Excellent job. I agree with iborg - I'd like to see work-in-progress pics if you have them. I see a couple of you guys mention the Sox & Martin truck. Is it a kit available?

I was looking for an update and noticed this is 1/24. Excellent job. Excellent.

I like the idea of a black paint job especially since it's an Imperial and the gold engine throws in good contrast. How about some light gunmetal wheels?

Good update Scott. Excellent results.

Thanks. He had some wheel/tire sets painted on display but I didn't ask if he sold them like that. I have an AMT '37 Chevy stock car to do and was wondering if there were other wheels and tires available. I'll check out that site. Have you used any of his products?

Good tip. Thanks.

These were done freehand, colored with acrylic airbrush paint, colored pencil, and graphite pencils. The two black and white drawings are just graphite. I also did Rusty Wallace and Jimmy Spencer but can't find the digital files for them. I got Jimmy Spencer's autograph on one of the prints. Thank you for your kind comments.

Excellent work. I like the fuelers.

Here are a few I've done for clients over the years. thanks for looking.

They look really good. Do you have any pics of them in progress? I have the AMT '37 Chevy car to do and want to build it like one I saw as a kid in the 60s but I would have to rely on memory or try to contact the previous owner in upstate NY. Who is PPP ?

Last weekend at the NNL East a vendor was selling some awesome looking stock car wheels and tires. I forgot to pick up one of his cards and did not see the company name. He was in the room that the "cafeteria" was in, over by the windows. If anyone out there knows who I am asking about, please give me some info. I appreciate it. Dave

Any updates Stump?

Were you at NNL East last weekend?