lets see ur unfinished builds for 2011......

[JustBill]

These are top priority to get finished because like any good model builder, there is a ton of other endless projects ahead and I wouldn't dare start another right!?!?!

[1320wayne]

Here are mine.

First off is my Magnum wheelstander that I hope to have completed by the end of January.

Then there's my pro mod 63 Vette.

And here is my 78 Dodge custom van.

[Evil Appetite]

Here are mine.

First off is my Magnum wheelstander that I hope to have completed by the end of January.

Then there's my pro mod 63 Vette.

Man, you always have the coolest builds..but those 2..especially the Mag wheelstander...just beautiful even if they are 'incomplete'

[Foxer]

Thia is going to be an exciting year here by the looks of it! So here's some of what's on my workbench .. just 5 select ones...

32 Chrysler hot rod: working on twin turbo intake for the straight 8

32 Ford

55 Renault 4CV beach buggy

56 VW Kombi: done but for a repaint

Edited January 1, 2012 by Foxer

[vaughn]

Was workin on this when JT blew me away with the Star of India. Hope to get back to it soon.

[mopar68]

UN-finished? Yea that sounds like me

My extremely long time project, 80 Camaro. Hugly hacked up, just about every mod was a first time- more of a labrat for testing every concievable modification really. Not pretty now, but I have a vision

My other extremely long time project, 60 Impala. Mostly box stock other then the minitub, but I'm going all out on the interior.

Dune buggy, mostly scratchbuilt. Supercharged SB Chevy, single seat, quite a wild ride I'd imagine. Still need to finish the suspension and.... other stuff.

Plus there's a couple of builds just in the mock up stage. Oh, and five hundred seventy two million and one ideas floating around in what's left of my mind

[Scott Colmer]

Got a bunch of unfinished stuff, but just a couple from 2011. This is one.

Scott

Hosted on Fotki

Edited January 1, 2012 by Scott Colmer

[Jon Cole]

All I have done at the bench this year is drag through the Hudson build, no photos yet worth showing.

So I will take the liberty to go back a year earlier. I didn't like the body bow that AMT's '58 Plymouth has, so I deciided to tackle that.

I really need to finish the Hudson, so I can get back to this one.

[Greg Pugh]

:o

Nice work Jon!!

[Greg Pugh]

Thank you very much. Are the wheels from the '67 Chevelle shod in the tires from the same kit? The rears look to be beefier, or it is just an illusion?

The wheels and tires are from the same kit. The rears are a larger diameter and a little wider than the fronts.

[carchub]

Here's mine:

1968 Stock Cobra Jet

This is my first attempt at the salt-rust idea I read about in the magazine (Cranky's article)

[hotrodblder]

I believe I know exactly which direction this might be going. Does the name James Garner go with this model project? I saw a pic of the real deal in an off road mag a while back and it blew me away. Now the gears are turning for me. I just have to many irons in the fire, like we all don't, right now.

[RodneyBad]

Mmmmm, Google (thank you Google) James Garner cars.

Cool. Can't wait to see the build get going again..

[Nick Winter]

Rodney and Shawn your correct, but the one you have posted is the '70 I beleive and restored version, I am doing the very First Garner Grabber Olds, the '69.

Nick