El Camino lowrider

[Six-Fo]

After my 3'rd project, the 64 Impala, I started another lowrider. My friend found this on ebay so he suggested me to build it.

Just a simple OOB build. It is sold for now.

Edited February 7, 2011 by Six-Fo

[CEKPETHO BCE]

Can't believe I didn't see this before. Great looking model

[Greg Pugh]

.....and I can't believe that this was posted back in February and no one bothered to comment on it.

That's a great looking model in a great color!! Nice job!

[W-409]

Wow, how I have missed this one!? Really great looking paintjob and nice color too. Grille looks good also, nicely done. Nice to see El Caminos from this era too- and I can see, that you're from Estonia, not too far away from Finland... It would be great to see these builds on live.

[RodneyBad]

Holy Cow!!

How'd this slip on by?

Did ya dip that thing in paint or what??

Looks Fantastic..

[sweptline64]

wow. what more can I say that thing is awesome. good job.

[geetee66]

Really nice. I love the gleam on the paint. Good colour, too.

[Dr. Cranky]

Nice job on both, I like the El Camino with those wheels and tires. Keep sharing your work with us.

[Six-Fo]

Thanks guys!

I dont actually have it for a long time now, the clear coat had some mysterious reaction over time and some serious "cracks" appeared in clearcoat all over the body.

[diymirage]

Thanks guys!

I dont actually have it for a long time now, the clear coat had some mysterious reaction over time and some serious "cracks" appeared in clearcoat all over the body.

doesnt sound too mysterious to me

i'd say the topcoat was not completly dry when you shot the clear

the paint continued curing and as a result shrunk a little bit

this is what caused the clearcoat to break which dried at a different rate

my advise (for what it is worth) make sure you allow each coat of paint to dry before you change to a different paint