1968 El Camino Rebuild

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time for the tub again

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more work

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.this is what im working with guys and gals. dont really know the color scheme yet. or what really to do with the engine. if anyone as any suggestions ...throw em this way....thanks again...cheers to all!! Styrene Rulez!!!!!!

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more rework

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more work .....coming up

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work thurs far..second coat of primer

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putty action

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I like theed engine with the green to be honest but I think Imma repaint it though. Plus got tired of not having a engine stand so made one myself. Out of bent chrome styrene rod. bent it using a lighter and styrene cut pieces. used car signs...b.y the Way, its made of styrene as well.

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did a little more engine. Plus um redoing the undercarriage a lil. I used wrapping wire from Radio Shack for the engine thus far. my only problem is the diameter of the wrapping wire is so small. but the good thing about it is it is very flexible and get in the crevices very well.

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i may go with a different sparkplug wire. mainly cause the color is not that visible. ill try the red any suggestions anyone?

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OK my brothers in styrene, gotten some much needed work done on the rebuild. Of course here is just another look at the engine that is wired but not complete yet though. The body and hood with about 5 to 6 base coats. Also a few pics of the door panels, dashboard, and the seats. Also the floor board as well freshly painted with flat black. But may get a coat of varnish clear paint, not sure yet. The gas tank and firewall with some detail work as well.

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Another few pics here. The newly painted coolant reservoir. The front and rear suspension, battery, and master cylinder. More pics of the door panels, seats and dashboard.