Hi guys, i'm new here.
Please go to this LINK (http://public.fotki.com/fanfancito/projects_in_progress/zzz-28_izzys_ride/)
Here's the mods I did on an old Revell ZZZ28 kit. It has Wheels from a 1/18th scale Howler and many custom details. Comments are welcome!
The car is named after my baby girl's nickname.
this pictures are from last year and I took it to the 2004 Birmingham Classic.

Very cool! Welcome to AF.

Welcome!

Looks like it was a lot of fun!!

Murray

Thanks for looking. It was really fun, I've had this kit since the late 70's and had some crazy ideas for it. Last year I finally was able to finish it and I really like the results!
Thanks.

Hey,

Welcome to AF! Hope you don't mind me posting one of your photos. What rims are these? Looks really neat. Is it a certain scale? I have a VW van like this style, they are pretty cool. Keep up the great work!

Rims?
http://images5.fotki.com/v61/photos/4/43772/591003/P1020887-vi.jpg


Frank X.

Hey,

Welcome to AF! Hope you don't mind me posting one of your photos. What rims are these? Looks really neat. Is it a certain scale? I have a VW van like this style, they are pretty cool. Keep up the great work!

Rims?
http://images5.fotki.com/v61/photos/4/43772/591003/P1020887-vi.jpg


Frank X.


Those came from a 1/18th scale die cast "Howler". It's like a Prowler but with a pickup bed. The rear tires are direct from the Howler, and the fronts(tires only) are from an old 1/20th scale Corvette, I just bored the insides 'till the wheels fit.
I'm glad you liked it, thanks.

thats cool, what company makes
these?

an old Revell ZZZ28 kit

Frank X.

Very neat model! I love it. These old characature cars need to come back in a big way, in kit form. They are gobs of fun to look at and probably to build, from what I saw!

Welcome. Its a pleasure to talk with another fellow Puertorican modeler.

Welcome. Its a pleasure to talk with another fellow Puertorican modeler.

Was'up, Unky-san?

:wave:

It's good to see one of these built, and very well, at that!
Nice job!
:licka:

It's good to see one of these built, and very well, at that!
Nice job!
:licka:

:thumbsup: Thanks.

Nice with a model thats a lot of fun! No need for hard-to-get reference there :)