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John, are you sure that you are even from this planet? Because these builds are pretty much out of this world!

Looks great so far.

Can we get some more pics of that beast? That is friggin awesome!

Looks great Rich, love the conversion.

Thanks Blair, now all I need to do is find one!

What kit is the toilet from? It's really cool and i would like to know.

The boom is included with the kit.

I've never seen a derby car with windows or headlights, but other than that this is really cool, especially the vent window.

Looks great!

I've gotten better since then. I can thank my Thunderbird for that!

I couldn't agree more. I have always been able to laugh at my stuff, call myself an idiot, and etc. I can go back and look at my builds and see things that I should have done differently. A fine example of this would be my 50 Ford F-1 that I built shortly after I discovered the hobby. I was fairly proud of myself when I first built it, as I tried many new techniques. But , as I go back I can see many mistakes. The best one would be the front leaf springs. When I first built the truck I was working with blurry instructions and couldn't see how they mounted. I ended up mounting them Sideways.I always wondered why I could never get the front axle to glue on or why the ride height was so low in the front. This was only an issue because I had extremely limited knowledge of real cars at the time, well, I actually didn't even know what a leaf spring was! I caught the mistake a little while ago and shown it to me dad and we both had a good laugh about it. It didn't discourage me because I knew I was never perfect, and know that I never will be.

Awesome!

Nice.

Your title sounds like something that Johnny Cash would of said in "One piece at a time". Great looking build too.

Me too!

It looks good John. I hope GM sees your concept and decides to build a 2015 Chevelle.

Wow! That's very nice, I'd be proud to display it in my case.

Not sure on tow vehicle yet, but i've got a old Revell race rig trailer( 1/32nd scale) that I plan to use for a car hauler in 1/25th scale.

That's awesome! I love your weathered beaters.

That's pretty cool!

Looks pretty cool so far.

I can't speak for earlier versions, but I had the "American Graffiti" version from sometime in the late 90's or early 2000's,and its parts fit and finish were exceptional, especially since the one I had was a flood car.

I like where this is going.

That is sweet!

That is way too cool. Great job.