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Old 10-30-2005, 11:27 AM
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Re: '67 RIP (Rust In Progress)

The bulletholes are a nice detail!
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Re: '67 RIP (Rust In Progress)

Thanks for the comments. I really didn't have any sort of plan going into this one. I am kind of just doing it as I go along. Yes, it will have an interior that will go along with the style of the car, but that is all I know for now. I don't know about the engine. I have a motor from an old '55 Chevy model. I may use that one. I will try to post some more progress in the next few days.
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Re: '67 RIP (Rust In Progress)

This is looking awesome!! The bullet holes ARE a nice touch!! Great job on the roof and the color.
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