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Wow, that is laser sharp! I really like the crispness of the paint separation at the firewall - that must have been quite a trick.  This is one very swoopy rod, era perfect and yet with a body style that wouldn't have been thought of yet.  Love it!

Cheers

Alan

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7 hours ago, Richard Bartrop said:

That turned out nice.  I do like that early 60s look.

Me too! Sharp. 

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Very few people attempt sectioning a body these days but the results are more than worth the effort as you've proven with this beauty !  Excellent work ! :D

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I’ll admit that I don’t know a lot about this style of build but I do know a beautiful model when I see one and I’m looking at one right here.  Very nice!

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well done all around, body mod's, paint and finish, all excellent..... If I had to question any part of the build, I am not sure I like the exhaust outlet .... but that sure is a minor point.  The under hood detail is so clean and well done and the wheels set it off nicely.   Very cool period custom.

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Home run!

This build ticks a lot of boxes for me- a nice period build using era correct parts, great color combo, well finished, with a great overall look. Nicely done.

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I like the '50's style custom. The body work is seamless and all of the body lines flow smoothly. Great paint work. I also like how you resisted going wild with the channel and chop.  

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11 hours ago, alan barton said:

Wow, that is laser sharp! I really like the crispness of the paint separation at the firewall - that must have been quite a trick.  This is one very swoopy rod, era perfect and yet with a body style that wouldn't have been thought of yet.  Love it!

Cheers

Alan

Thanx! No trick. The firewall is a separate piece.

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7 hours ago, TooOld said:

Very few people attempt sectioning a body these days but the results are more than worth the effort as you've proven with this beauty !  Excellent work ! :D

Thanx! This section was easy. Virtually no body work involved. The interior was kind of a pain. But, not bad. 

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