Impala

Lighly weathered the paint job to give it a older look along with slightly weathered wheels as well. Take a look.

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That's low...
Pretty nice :)

But i think thats much better rather then a impala with lowrider rims!:D
But where did ya get the rims? Nice car

Man, how did you do it? You read my mind, I was planning on buiding an impala with this body with hot-rod style rims, and a nice drop, but never came around to it because of all these import kits :)

This car TRULY is bueatiful (spelling?)

VERY nice job on teh style department and the build is very nice as well.


PROPS

Thanks Guys, much appreciated. The kit was a regular revelle kit for the impala and the rims came from a Testors HSO kit where all the rims are a puter type metal that can be finished to a polish. Well, I polished them slightly to get a satin look and modified the supension to fit the rims. Most of those testors HSO kits with resin bodies have these metal rims; their pretty cool but nerve wrecking to grind, sand, and polish.

Cool Chevy!:cool:

I really like that!

Been really wanting to build a 64 impala.

Black paint job. :bandit: