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My latest completion, from the Model King reissue of a couple years ago. Curbside, basically an unassembled promo so it went together pretty quick. The color is kind of a champagne gold over ivory that I thought looked pretty classy. A nod to Rich and his class of '59, I love that model year. The height of excess, batwing Chevies and tailfin Caddies. Comments welcome, thanks for looking.

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Elegant job on an elegant car! Looks like a good match for factory Ivory White over Frosty Tan. I've read here that the chrome parts had to be recreated to replace missing molds; they did such a good job that both the original and the reissue have a little gap between the grille/headlights and the fenders/hood! It takes some trimming on the fenders and grinding under the hood but it's fixable.

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Bruce, that Imperial looks great, I love it. Thanks for the nod to my "Class of '59". So far I've only built 3 cars from '59 (Chevy, Dodge and this same Imperial kit.) Forgive me, but I'm not trying to hijack your thread here. The '59 Imperial that I built a couple of years ago was what I called my "Pimperial". It was done up to look sort of ...... a little different. Here's a pic.

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It was a totally fun, tongue-in-cheek project.

I like the looks of your's better. :lol:

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Thanks for sharing...

It musta been lots of fun identify these big land yachts cruising down the neighborhoods.

The "Jelly Bean" cars of today killed car spotting game.

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