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welcome aboard Terry, i like your shop set-up and your Chev dually looks cool too !

Nice save. That Ford 5.0 HO looks right at home too.

Wow ! Great job Luke , pro street Nissan ? I like it.

You made the right choice.The build was quite O.K. by 60's standards but it will be cool to see it resto'd with a quality build.

Great looking color.

Great work RRR. I love the chop and the frame fix , should be an awesome deuce coupe !

I love your work ,It looks like a great build.

That looks like an awesome kit. I love Ferrari's ,and I hope you can show us some build pics in the future Simon.

looking really good Gustavo, don't forget the fur headling !

Wow, I own a 2017 5.0 GT and I still love it. But this 2024 looks awesome, I don't know if we'll see them in Australia but I hope so. By the way that 140 MPH speedo ain't enough ? Top speed for the new 5.0 is reported to be 155 to 160 MPH !

I just purchased this kit, and yes the parts are a tight fit in the box. My kit had the bodyshell of the '64 Galaxy twisted and the roof is bent in the middle. No problem I thought I'll just request a replacement part from "round2 models". Yeah right ! After filling out the request form it would not accept the photos even thought they were smaller than the maximum allowable size,therefore they would not accept my part request. This is very poor service, I even sent an email detailing the issue and of course there was no reply. Overall this has been a disappointing experience for a quite expensive kit.

Fantastic build ,very nice work on the bare metal foil.

Great job on the resto. I hope the new AMT kit has the correct engine bay, as I'm looking forward to the building it as soon as available.

Great job on that " Henry" glueing the fenders on fixes a major fit issue with this model. I love the rivet detail on the floor panels.

i just recieved issue #214 today all the way downunder. looks like another good one.

Looking forward to seeing those rear wheels &tires under those "radiusized" wheel arches. Looking good so far .

Looks great mate , keep going !

Coming along nicely , I'm looking forward to seeing the body in color.

Nice color, It will work great with the off white tail & roof.

Great build. The un-chopped top actually gives the heavily channeled "A" sedan better proportions, in my opinion .

Wow, great build Alan. I'd forgotten how awesome these Vega's were when I saw them back then. It was at Liverpool speedway which was a bitumen oval and they were crazy fast !

Wow, what an outstanding conversion. The OEM look of this Pontiac "camino" belies the amount of effort required to integrate the tub into the Pontiac body. I would love to see what he did with the tailgate.

Seeing this group of roadster pick-ups has given me the inspiration to build one using an up market car like a Caddy or Packard roadster. During WW2 the farmers in Australia had to get creative as light trucks weren't available, so all sorts of roadsters had their rear body work removed and replaced by a truck tray. In my travels i actually found a '38 Packard with such a conversion.

AMT must have sold a buttload of them over the decades. The great thing about the survivors are there's no two alike, they're all different in their own way !