Show your 1957 Bel Airs!

[charlie8575]

Some nice work here, especially Tulio's car. HOW do you get your black like that?

Charlie Larkin

[Lovefordgalaxie]

Some nice work here, especially Tulio's car. HOW do you get your black like that?

Charlie Larkin

Nothing that about five cans of Tamiya spray paint TS-14 black won't do for you

[AzTom]

Here is a survivor I built back in 1969?.

[catpack68]

here is one i finished earlier this year.

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[deathskull59]

those all look nice.

[realgone58]

Here's mine. It's styrene, not a resin. 4 door hardtop, I did not build this one however. I found it on the 'Bay. Someone did a pretty decent job.

[H.A.K]

Nice 4 door.

[Tony T]

Rebuild of a Revell Grease 2 gluebomb into a Sat Nite dirt-tracker.

[Sixties Sam]

_{Here's my 1/12 scale 57 with the teardrop trailer I built from scratch for it.}

_Sam

[brewsterg6]

[Dave Wood]

Hosted on Fotki

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[H.A.K]

_{Here's my 1/12 scale 57 with the teardrop trailer I built from scratch for it.}

_Sam

This is kool........Love it.

[rmvw guy]

Here's mine.

[James2]

[Lovefordgalaxie]

Well guys, my favorite make is Ford, but I like some Chevrolets too, specially the '57, and we have some seriouslly handsome models of it here.

Like I also love four door cars, I really dig Alan Wickham's brown '57 four door. What a coll conversion job!!!

I wish I had the skill to do that kind of conversion job on a Monogram 1/12 Bal Air, and make all four doors do open.

[Darbo]

He is mine

Revell kit with fuellie motor.

[Duntov]

Nice work on all of these!!!

[Platerpants]

I like that look.nice work

thanks the scaley roof was on accident but its cool.

[JM485]

Here are mine:

[Platerpants]

Here are mine:

both look cool

[Steve_L]

Here is a picture of my chopped and dropped '57, painted purple.

Enjoy!

[Steve_L]

These are pictures of a 1957 Chevy Custom Car. It is based on the AMT/Ertl Boyd Coddington American Hot Rods release. I liked their look so I used the custom parts from the kit and also pancaked the hood and hinged it from the front. It is painted with Varsity White primer, Krylon Gold lacquer, Black Gold candy red lacquer and topped off with Tamiya clear lacquer. The interior is a flat white, and is detailed with Bare Metal foil and paint. I installed the Revell parts pack chrome 283 engine, topped with an aluminum air cleaner from the old Ala Kart kit. I used Pegasus disk brakes and the big and little mag wheels from the Pro Modeler 1959 Corvette kit.

Enjoy!

[Steve_L]

This is a picture of my 1957 Chevy "stealth" machine. I started with a 1957 Chevy 150 resin kit from Time Machine Resin and used an AMT/Ertl plastic kit as a donor. The car features a "down in front" stance with wheels and tires from the Revell 1957 Chevy Bel Air snap kit. The Goodyear tire decals are from a NASCAR race car kit. The engine is an LS series small block with the 6-speed from the 35th anniversary Camaro. I painted the body, trim and wheels with Rustoleum Black Night Metallic spray paint for the "stealth" look. The clear coat is airbrushed Future. The chassis is "stealth" painted with Krylon Black Textured Shimmer spray paint. The interior is from the Time Machine resin kit with Ken's Fuzzy Fur carpet and is paint detailed.

Enjoy!

[Steve_L]

I promise, this is the last one!

Enjoy!

[Daddyfink]