AMT 1965 pontiac Grand Prix

[cobraman]

Finished this morning. Painted bright red with Krylon Short Cuts and their clear. Interior is red also. Built stock. Some BMF. Simple old time kit with the molded in chassis so not much detail there. Turned out OK I think.

[AC Norton]

..........have this kit in stock as well,,,looks great in the red on red combo. very nice piece, for certain..........the Ace....

[Geno]

Looks good ray, I love the whole '65 Pontiac lineup. They are beautiful cars.

[wayne swayze]

Is that what Santa will be using this year? A BIG RED SLED!! Nice one Ray!

[Jmaracing]

great looking build Ray. Paint looks awesome! Nice job!!!

[cobraman]

Thanks guys. Last build for this year.

[Snake45]

Wow, you don't see these things in BRIGHT RED that often!

[cobraman]

My first choice on color was white but I was out and too lazy to go get some.

[asfastasu]

Love the second pic. looks long and low. The way these cars should be.

[DumpyDan]

Looks real good in red, nicely done

[donb]

That is a very striking color Ray. Looks great! I've tried Krylon without much luck. How do you prep and what primer do you use?

[Metaldrumm]

Wow ,my father had one years ago ,nice build buddy

[slusher]

Very nice Ray. I do like it in red...

[ChrisR]

NICE!!

[PARTSMARTY]

I love it !!!

[tbill]

nice build Ray, love the red!

[Deathgoblin]

Very nice job!  Love the color. 

[crazyjim]

You're cranking the builds out, Ray.  Poncho looks fabulous in SHINY red.  Have a good trip.

[espo]

Beautiful build. Perfect color choice.  

[cobraman]

That is a very striking color Ray. Looks great! I've tried Krylon without much luck. How do you prep and what primer do you use?

Thanks everyone. Donald to answer your question I first remove mold lines if any then wash and wet sand the body. I use Duplicolor filler primer ( gray ) and wet sand. Then paint. For some reason I do have problems with the large cans of Krylon and never use them. The small Short Cut cans however I have had pretty good luck with.

[bbowser]

Can't go wrong with a tin Indian, no one will miss that on the street!  Well done.

[cobraman]

Thank you Bruce.