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Let mestart by saying his is a fun little kit to do. It is a very simple curbside kit, but very well done nice kit. 

I wanted a very basic work car look. I removed all the trim to give it even more basic trim level. I also lightly weathered it up a bit to give it a good used look. 

So, no engine very basic chassis pan, but still a fun build. I plan to get at least one more, I hope the full detail kit the next time. 

 

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Lesser adorned (low trim level) cars never seem to get the love they deserve. Glad you recognized the oversight and created this homage to those great cars. Well executed, sir!

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My Dad had one for a Coca-Cola company car. I have fond memories of riding with him to make calls as a kid in the mountains of West Virginia. It was a tank. White with a blue interior. Might have to model one soon. 

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Thank you all. Back in the 80`s my dad had a mid 60s Chevy wagon, but the larger one. It was also tan and had "Indy 500 Pace Car" decals on both doors. I'm sure it was a joke, but I still loved that car. We had a 1972 Vista Cruiser too back in the early 70s. I wish I had those both now. I love wagons. 

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Gotta love it!   I like everything about it.  It's so cool that Round 2 brought this one back. And from the response they will do well, and hopefully we'll see more new issues like this in the future!

PS - Does Bill Ringer fix smart phones? My iPhone needs a new glass!   ?

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Very Sharp Build. It captures the 'era' so well. Used, but not 'abused', that car represents a whole class of vehicles that never got (or get) any love. I can practically smell the interior from here. Work cars smell different from family cars. I know, I've ridden in, and driven enough of them.

Thanks for taking me back in time.

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