1962 Impala SS lowrider

My latest finished ride. AMT's 1962 drop-top Impala. Made it lowrider. Pegasuse wire wheels, scratchbuilt MCBA club plaque, pattern-paintjob, detailed engine bay, trunk opened and made hydraulic setup, 1:25 model car box, working color bar(well not anymore, too lazy to put it work, was interesting at the beginning but now its too annoying to connect the batteries with wires), and lots of more that i cant remember anymore
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You did a fantastic job on these 2 impalas! I am so used to seeing "low riders" that are all decked out in pipe cleaners, and craft wire that look nothing like the real thing. The under dash light was a cool trick.

I like the paint jobs on your low riders. Plenty of color and look well done.

Mark

Nice work on the 62. Great paint and fun trimmings. Keep up the great builds!