1955 packard convertable

[jerseyjunker1]

hi! all

i have not posted in awhile as my stupid computer was so darn slow it was not even worth using it.

for now it seems ok.lol anyways about a year ago i did a barn find junker for my freind Moe who works for the danbury mint. it was a danbury mint 24th scale 1956 packard conv black and orange. my friend Rich liked it so he gave me a franklin mint 1955 packard conv to do a simular barn find car for him. i just finished it yesterday. the first picture is the 56 black and orange i will post more of that one another time. and the rest are the 55

[Chuck Most]

Poor Packard(s). But an awesome job of getting them into their distressed state.

[bbowser]

Dude, you have really got the junker thing down! I find new details every time I look. Great work.

[rmvw guy]

What a piece of junk,love it!

[outlaw035]

u killed this one...

[W-Machine]

Very nice weathering/rusting job!

[sinicle]

your weathering technique is superb! over all AWESOME build!

[Kustom Rodder]

Wow killer weathering you hit the mark for sure.

[SteveL]

Amazing talent!! Im actually ashamed to say that my best shiney builds dont come out as good as these !!! Keep on Junkin !!!

[Dr. Cranky]

Wonderful weathering. This one is almost too far gone to restore. LOL. Great job.

[jdcar32]

What swamp did they pull that thing out of ? Were there any bodies in the trunk ?

[Mutato]

Awesome job! Here's some serious inspiration. The '57 1957 Plymouth Belvedere Sport Coupe Time Capsule. Opened up in 2007:

http://www.pbase.com/brianmckay/1957_plymouth_belvedere%20

http://www.allpar.com/history/auto-shows/time-capsule.html

[Grumpa]

Manny! What a piece of junk! You have a real knack for capturing "Mother Nature" and her revenge on the automotive industry. Ever seen the book "Roadside Relics"? I have, and I think I've seen a couple of your builds within the pages! Great work!

[jerseyjunker1]

Manny! What a piece of junk! You have a real knack for capturing "Mother Nature" and her revenge on the automotive industry. Ever seen the book "Roadside Relics"? I have, and I think I've seen a couple of your builds within the pages! Great work!

i have the book also as well as a few others that i use as a guide for my distuctive behavior.