wrecker388

i have the McDonald's kit. it`s really well molded ,well my opinion anyway, nice tires, optional top, neat decals.only downside is Chevy engine in a Ford Only things i don't have are red clear and diorama

i got the drive-in kit,it had no tires or drive-in Automatic Chevy ruined it (I like Chevy but get that auto away from a classic)

what did you use for the coke machine?????

i only paid 5 bucks,so not too surprised lol

if not i`ll try to scratch build,mostly square so shouldn't be all that hard

I`m wanting to build one ,my parents have the car and told me i could have it,wanting a kit to get idea of what looks good... One of the land boats like this

It`s actually chalk mixed with Strait line chalk to get the effect,found out a new way which i will show in my garage once built

thanks for trying james,leaving umper out and having car on jack stands in primer and bondo..

its going in my garage ,which i plan to build shortly

thanks guys,i`m currently gonna rebuild it and keep it`s bed and build it a new one.

It started as the kit from AMT,but the rear end was warped so this happened thanks to a Dremel and many parts from a 50 F1 and a NASCAR engine with the kits air cleaner and valve covers,rear wheels from NASCAR ,front found randomly in box when i bought the kit.First Rat rod ever but i don`t think its great ..any info or ideas welcome

i had trouble with the paint from Walmart. Sprayed a Dale Earnhardt NASCAR and it had little pits and didn't cover the way i wanted(after two coats)i don't know if anyone else has had trouble with it but I did first time and i'm NEVER using it again.

does anybody know how to do molds if you only have half of the piece??I bought a mpc 69 charger 500 and only half of the rear bumper ever showed up (in 2 pieces by the way).i really like the kit and was just wondering if anyone knew anything. -Schultz

For my first NASCAR i used Elmer`s glue diluted with water.You take it and just brush it wherever you want your decal,hope it helps.

wow looks great for your first one. i`m 14 and getting ready to start my own first garage myself.