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I finally got back to this one and finished it up, makes a nice companion for my coupe.100_0128.jpg

tried my hand at an eyeball shifter.

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the 57 interior worked out OK.

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added some polished aluminum tube tips to the exhaust.

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added a little wiring.

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Thanks Guys,

Rusty - the motor is out of the Phantom Vicky, stock with fuel, vacuum and throttle lines run.

Jim - you didn't see that, LOL.

Ron - it's the kit part, shortened to fit the new interior length.

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Nice looking '50 but I'm really digging the Buick powered '40 Pickup in back ground. Can't wait to see that one done!

x2. Looks like a Revell '37 Ford chassis and where did you find a 1/24 nailhead?

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Thanks again guys,

Marcus - the paint is Malibu Girl nail polish I picked up at the flea market, it's called tequila sunrise, got funny looks when I bought about 20 bottles of different colors for 5 bucks.

Rob - the buick came from the Orange Hauler, it's a drop in, even the mounts match up.

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Thanks again guys,

Rob - the buick came from the Orange Crate, it's a drop in, even the mounts match up.

Ummmm, the Orange Crate is Oldsmobile powered, a 1/25 Revell kit. I'm thinking you mean Orange Hauler, which does in fact have a nailhead buick...a 1/24 Monogram kit.

Just trying to help.

Really like your exterior color choices and the late-model power, by the way.

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Thanks Marty, Yep, lots of stacks of tires, after 50 years of building and collecting they start to pile up. I've probably got 2 or 3 thousand stashed around the garage in cigar boxes, model boxes, on loops of wire and in drawers and these are just the one's that were easy to get to.

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