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Thanks Ray. I cut the bottom of the rear fenders, glued on a piece of styrene, cut a hole for the license plate, and threw on some putty. On the interior I just cut holes in the side panels and then built new panels of different layers of styrene. I'm glad you like it.

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Beautiful! So many subtle mods it's hard to put my finger on what you did. Exactly how a great custom is supposed to be! I'm impressed with the door panels & your rear end treatment. I love the whole thing. Do l spy some "Crazyscale" parts?

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Thanks Neal. SHINY :) :) :) RULES!

Just trying to do something a little different, Bart. Glad you like the interior & rear panel. The only Crazy Scale Auto Parts are the engine block, intake manifold, velocity stacks, and the seats. Lots of parts in my inventory that are real easy for me to get to.

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Hey thanks Ron. Poppin' colors, huh? They're straight HOK.

There's more poppin' too, Ron. It's Friday and time for pizza, pool, popcorn, and WWE Friday night Smackdown. Oh yeah.

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That is a really nice Chevy. I'd love to see that blue in real life. Love the interior- is that the stock dashboard?

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That is a really nice Chevy. I'd love to see that blue in real life. Love the interior- is that the stock dashboard?

Thanks Harold. It's the kit's custom rolled & pleated dash that I sanded smooth, drilled holes for gauges, used a wire loop to hold up the aluminum steering column. The steering wheel came from the parts bin.

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Oh yeah , I like this one ! Violette Pearl ? I've never seen that color before and I have to get some !

BOB .

Thank you, Bob. It's an HOK color that I bought from Coast Airbrush.

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Jim you certainly do have a firm grasp on the modern resto-mod genre. Good work as always.

I do? Thanks, Rob.

Got your new spray booth hooked up yet?

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Right now no. My currect place is too small. We're looking for a bigger place before the summer is out hopefully. I also still need a indoor compressor. I have a line on a used one I might be able to lay my hands on.

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B)

Really grooving on your body and interior skills Jim!

That rear fender work is amazing!

And what you did on the door panels are fantastic!

I love the simplicity of it!

Thank You for sharing

Later

Russ

;)

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Great looking car Jim. I love everything about it! Nice work on the interior, and your treatment of the taillights is spot on. Outstanding.

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