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Hey y’all I bought this kit mostly finished I only add a few of my own touches I think it’s to nice so I’ll have to show it. Not sure who built it but they did a good job cheers to them. Thanks Ryan 

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I like that it still has what looks like the stock Studebaker engine. Nice paint and clean looking trim. The black painted wheels and wide whites put it in the late '50's depending on where you lived. Have you thought about small hub caps or are you going to stay with the 6 lug wheels ? Very good overall look as is.    

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Love it! I like Studebakers. The combination with those tires / rims and the lowering looks fantastic. Is the engine out of the box? I can't remember mine is looking so good.

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16 hours ago, christian-w said:

Love it! I like Studebakers. The combination with those tires / rims and the lowering looks fantastic. Is the engine out of the box? I can't remember mine is looking so good.

Not sure 

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20 hours ago, espo said:

I like that it still has what looks like the stock Studebaker engine. Nice paint and clean looking trim. The black painted wheels and wide whites put it in the late '50's depending on where you lived. Have you thought about small hub caps or are you going to stay with the 6 lug wheels ? Very good overall look as is.    

I tried some on I like it but I only had ford caps I’ll have to get some non descriptive one and see

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14 hours ago, Ryansrust6 said:

I tried some on I like it but I only had ford caps I’ll have to get some non descriptive one and see

Just a thought about the hub Caps. You can achieve the look of the Baby Moon Hub Caps with the head of furniture nails. They come in different sizes and you may want to cut off the nail part, or use it to mounting it to the wheel. I use the ones called Smooth-Nickel finish as it looks much like chrome in scale and not overly shiny like a plated plastic part usually is. I think I got mine at Jo Anns Fabrics and there is 25 in a small plastic container. Very inexpensive and I have found some great tools and other objects for detailing models in their Jewelry department.  

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13 hours ago, Phildaupho said:

Such a good looking car. What a timeless design and a very nice model.

I agree

 

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