I thought y'all might get a kick outta this, it's on it's way to 69 Stang in Tennesee tomorrow.
LMK what ya think.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/stupidsquirrels/c089.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/stupidsquirrels/c090.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/stupidsquirrels/c091.jpg
I repainted everything (including the interior) except the nose (I'm a sucker for an extra color without extra work)

That mint green is utterly hideous IMO, this car screamed out "Save me from this minty horror!"

And yes, the front wheel are from th FC Pinto.

That Is One Of Your Best Imo.keep Up The Good Work.

AWESOME work Mr. Squirrel!!! :thumbsup:

JP2

DANG!!!!:thumbsup:

Tell me I ain't the lucky one??? I can't waite for this one! WWOOOOHHOOOO!

WOW! That really looks like crap! :thumbsup:

;)

WOW! That really looks like crap! :thumbsup:

;)


Isn't that the idea? :lol:

PIMP MY RIDE, JOHN!!

Isn't that the idea? :lol:

Why yes, it is. :p It really doesn't make much sense to say they're beautiful!

But, hey, GREAT WORK! :thumbsup:

PIMP MY RIDE, JOHN!!
That should read PIP MY RIDE!

That should read PIP MY RIDE!
I Like It !

I really liked doing this car, the screw together design let me disassemble the car completely, made things alot easier, wish I could find 'em locally. My WalMerts had the same 3 brown Chevettes since I moved here in Feb.

I can't wait for those T&C wagons to come out so I can trade into some.

I love it. For some odd reason I really get a kick out of seeing models of unrestored cars lately.

I love it. For some odd reason I really get a kick out of seeing models of unrestored cars lately.
Click onmy name to find threads started by me, there's a LOT of pics.

Or go to my photobucket account, pack a lunch and don't make any plans, you'll be there awhile. Don't forget the subalbums.

*DISCLAIMER*
The album marked "gunshot wound" means EXACTLY what it says, it's graphic pics of my hand after the shooting. You've been warned.
http://photobucket.com/albums/v207/stupidsquirrels/

Great pics. Don't worry about grossing me out I used to be a janitor in a blood lab and my mother was a nurse at a retirement home. I like the camop job on that old chevy blazer in there. I used to own a `78 ford bronco(real not model) and wanted to put a camo job on it but had too much other stuff to do and never got around to it.

Great pics. Don't worry about grossing me out I used to be a janitor in a blood lab and my mother was a nurse at a retirement home. I like the camop job on that old chevy blazer in there. I used to own a `78 ford bronco(real not model) and wanted to put a camo job on it but had too much other stuff to do and never got around to it.
The 1st time I ever linked to the account in a thread I got a NASTY pm about failing to warn people about those pics, everytime I've linked it since I've always included the disclaimer.

I wish someone would do a nice 78-79 Bronco (and Blazer to for that matter), they're my favorite Bronco.
That Blazer took FOREVER to paint, and then for some reason I brushed in the side trim,(I'll be covering that again though).

The 1st time I ever linked to the account in a thread I got a NASTY pm about failing to warn people about those pics, everytime I've linked it since I've always included the disclaimer.

I wish someone would do a nice 78-79 Bronco (and Blazer to for that matter), they're my favorite Bronco.
That Blazer took FOREVER to paint, and then for some reason I brushed in the side trim,(I'll be covering that again though).

I know whatcha mean I have an HO scale train layout and I've been dyin' to see some 78-79 or even more modern ford broncos and of course more mn12 body style T-birds in 1/87th scale. There's only so many Porsches, Ferraris, and muscle cars you can throw on your layout before it ends up looking like an exotic car dealership. That's why I like motormax's fresh cherries line. It has cars that more every day people owned.

Great pics. Don't worry about grossing me out I used to be a janitor in a blood lab and my mother was a nurse at a retirement home. I like the camop job on that old chevy blazer in there. I used to own a `78 ford bronco(real not model) and wanted to put a camo job on it but had too much other stuff to do and never got around to it.

Saw this '74 in Owensboro, KY a few weeks ago.
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i43/jimipoteat/Car%20show/Oboro2007057.jpg
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i43/jimipoteat/Car%20show/Oboro2007059.jpg

JP2

Saw this '74 in Owensboro, KY a few weeks ago.
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i43/jimipoteat/Car%20show/Oboro2007057.jpg
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i43/jimipoteat/Car%20show/Oboro2007059.jpg

JP2
That's NiCE!!, I'd like to get something like that someday.

I know whatcha mean I have an HO scale train layout and I've been dyin' to see some 78-79 or even more modern ford broncos and of course more mn12 body style T-birds in 1/87th scale. There's only so many Porsches, Ferraris, and muscle cars you can throw on your layout before it ends up looking like an exotic car dealership. That's why I like motormax's fresh cherries line. It has cars that more every day people owned.

hey, have you seen the old 1/87 Monogram Exacts series? they have that body style Tbird... it's in the back row in these pics, behind the yellow Pacer...

--rick

ps squirrels this pip is phenomenal... :D

That's a nice T-bird. I have the herpa one in all black. I see the monogram one on eBay all the time maybe next time I have a couple extra bucks I'll pick one up.