[DIECASTMAN72]

Not a Plain Jane, but nothing over the top. Wheel swap, removed the windows so the doors are easier to open, and then replaced the seats with white ones for a little pop.

 

[Full Flaps!]

The man has his eye on you. You have some registration for that chop job? :lol:

Nice work! :thumbsup:

 

[1970AMX]

Nice work

 

[camaro75]

Sweet!

Sweet Job dude!!.....:thumbsup:....too bad I don't have the time to custom some of my own, am working on three 1/25 Plastic Kits involving a 68 Stang, 60 Impala, and a 62 VW....Oh yes an a 55 Chevy step side truck too...and at the same time Hunting on the Web....Again Super job ....:thumbsup:

 

[Diablo_Fire]

great job bro.

 

[triple20]

Nice,tasteful mods :thumbsup:

 

[squimb1]

That looks awesome!! :thumbsup: What are the wheels from? They fit he car well.

 

[DIECASTMAN72]

Thanks everybody! I worked this one on the fly but was pleased with the end result. The wheels are 2 sets of front axles from a couple of Drivers.

 

[Kiwi78]

Great job for sure. On a different note, since I'm not an expert, every thread I look at that shows a 442 has usually one like yours...a hatchback or whatever you call it. Are there more companies out there that make a 442 like this one?

 

[DIECASTMAN72]

Kiwi -

JL has about a dozen variations. Check out www.jlcollector.net and about halfway down there is a section that you can pull by make and model. Oldsmobile Cutlass, 1967

 

[Kiwi78]

Thanks, I think HW only printed Olds 442 on the card when I bought this one, so I've been a bit misled. I can work with Cutlass. :thumbsup:

 

[TEXN]

The 68-72 A-Bodies have the sportier and sleeker look than their 64-67 predecessors. JL is the only other producer of the 66-67 442.