The venerable Volare. (another promo with add-ons)

[Trainwreck]

Kept the factory clear coat, added a little detail to the chassis, bare metal foil, '68 dart exhaust and big and littles from the parts box.

[johnyrotten]

Good looking plymouth. 

[Trainwreck]

In hindsight, perhaps I should have found a way to hide the screw heads.

Oh well.

[johnyrotten]

2 minutes ago, Trainwreck said:

In hindsight, perhaps I should have found a way to hide the screw heads.

Oh well.

If you enjoyed the project, that's the important thing. I've gotten carried away and turned "fun" into "work" at times. Nice work adding the dart exhaust, looks good under there. I've never done any "promo" rebuilds, I almost never find any that interest me.

[Trainwreck]

4 hours ago, johnyrotten said:

 I almost never find any that interest me.

I have a '72 Torino promo that's almost ready to show, maybe that will spark an interest.

Most are just shelf kits so not a lot of effort but they look a lot better if you add a little pizazz. 

Edited November 29 by Trainwreck

[johnyrotten]

48 minutes ago, Trainwreck said:

I have a '72 Torino promo 

That has my attention 👍👍. Love those cars.

[PappyD340]

Looks great!

[Tom99]

The detail work brings it to life, nice.

[LennyB]

14 hours ago, Trainwreck said:

In hindsight, perhaps I should have found a way to hide the screw heads.

Oh well.

I didn’t realize they still used the screw on promos into the late 70’s. 
nice job on the rebuild, always had a soft spot for these cars.  

[espo]

Amazing what a difference some good detailing can make in the appearance of a Promo.

[Trainwreck]

53 minutes ago, espo said:

Amazing what a difference some good detailing can make in the appearance of a Promo.

I use it as a slump buster sometimes if nothing else seems to motivate me to build, they're super simple and look a little better on the shelf.

[slusher]

Beautifully done!