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MAN! Those are some CLEAN looking castings!
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Great looking castings! Cool review too!

I've no idea who'd want such poorly cast lumps of resin, but if they make you happy....

I had a lot of fun making these and know we will have a ball with them.

Mine are underway, but a little too busy to finish them and they will have to dig until next week.

Thanks again for the effort.

Those look great. The stocker wheels look good on them too.

Thanks guys for the comments. Appreciate it!

:pray: UM excuse me but did anyone else notice a GS in those pics a 70 no less :pray:

Yes! I noticed that too!!!! :D

I think that anybody who has attended a local short track oval race in the past 30 years can identify with the Chevelle, but the Duster holds some special memories for me. I remember the Petty Kit Cars for short track racing and one retired NASCAR great (Rick Mast) got his start in racing with a baby blue Petty Kit Car #22 at my local track of Southside Speedway among others. I also remember current Late Model Stock Car driver, Eddie Johnson, getting his first start in a Duster that had a slant six engine in it. One night at Southside I was walking through the pits waiting for my race and I saw Eddie bending over the front fender of the car working on the motor and I walked up behind him, lightly slapped him in the back of the head and stated, (and to think that you could have had a V8) Take off on the old V8 juice commercial.

I used to own one. it was great up til about 70, then it got Flustered.
guess I gotta go to the good Doctors' site.
speedy

Great informative review Harry and beautifully casted cars Doc!!! I too have to seriously look at Docs site as I got one of his Corvairs as a prize and it is top notch!!!