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Rob, another fine job. The holes in the floor pan are like the icing onteh cake. Most people wouldn't see it sitting on a shelf, but details like that set off the build.

Nice work. The good doctor's videos is what got me back into the hobby after a 15 year hiatus. I'm sure Cranky would aprove of this build.

The stance is perfect on this one. Another job well done!

Awesome! Nice work. I've been looking for a two door Tahoe kit. Love to hear a review about it. More details please......

The "Drop Test" happends to all of us at one point or another. Disapointing for sure, but it looks repairable (from the pics). If you can't rebuild this one, then at least you have a great foundation for the next build (or a resource for spare parts). Good luck and don't give up on this one!

You should be pleased, you did an excellent job with this one.

WoW! Those latest progress pics are awesome! Nice work.

I saw this and thought you guys would apreciate it. This truck is just too awesome to not share. Someone should try to re-create this (paging Dr. Cranky....). I know that a Rat Rod Wrecker is not a new idea and some members have made one or two, but I would still like to see this one attempted. Enjoy! http://www.speedhunters.com/2012/08/wrecker_from_hell/

I can honestly say that I've never seen Pro Street done like this - I love it!

EXCELLENT weaterhing! Race cars are purpose build and your 'Vette shows it.

Great job so far!

Ha Ha Ha. I thought only my wife did that! I like to use twist ties myself. Longer life span. These work just as well in a pinch.

I can't wait to see more on this build! I was hoping someone would do this build. Keep up the good work!

Kyle, small world! I'm originally from Niagara Falls myself (a whopping 15 min. away from Welland), but have been living here for the last 5 years. My wife's cousin just happens to be visiting us from Winnipeg at the moment.

Mark, I fell your pain with the taillights. I can BS and scratch build almost anything missing from a kit, but the taillights. Why does it always have to be the taillights!?! To complete my Cobra build, I'm going to use some clear plastic from an old fruit container out of my recycling box and paint it with Testors "Stoplight Red". Hopefully you can come up with somethig to substitue as well if you haven't already. Good luck!

Haven't you ever seen Dukes of Hazard!? They don't need doors ..... Nice build and good work on the paint.

I like it. The paint looks like the same Duplicolor spray can that I used for my Challenger build.

I used to build all of my kits like this! Maybe it's because Revell/Monogram made some great kits in molded plastic in the '90's, or maybe I didn't know any better as a kid and didn't have the skills or resources that i do now to do a propper paint job . Either way,I'm in.

Thanks guys. This is the pic that I used as inspiration:

Just a quick build to practice my skills with the Airbrush. The kit is an old Monogram curbside kit that's mostly box stock. Exceptions being the Aoshima 20" BBS wheels, parts box decals, and brass tubing tail pipe. The build can be seen here:http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=61654 Enjoy!

Now the completed pics! Hey, since I'm the first to post pictures of the completed car, does that mean I win the 25m?

Some real good detail work in here! can't wait to see more pics.

I agree with your guys. Everything about this build feels right. Maybe I missed it, but the only thing missing is the 10lbs sledge hammer or the "alignment tool" in the bed of the truck.

Nice work! I've been wanting to get my hands on this kit for a while. BONUS that you got it signed! I'm envious x2.

Tell me about it! I have more great project ideas than time or skill lol.