37 Chevy Coupe is Finished!

[btaylor]

Fantastic Dave! A new body to add to the list of Jalopy's! 40 Ford runnin mates. how cool is that!
Great addition to the hobby Dave, you are the man!
Bob

[Gameover]

Nice work brother!

[HomeRacingWorld]

I'll take it. You accept 3rd party out of State checks?

Seriously this is great news.

[dreinecke]

What? You go all that way and use it for yourself? If you just finish it and re-mold it, you'll have a perfect one!

Just tryin' to help... ;D

[munter]

Chevy coupe looks great and a straight forward process too.....I know what you mean about getting excited when you see something come out of a mould for the first time. Onwards good sir!

[TuscoTodd]

Very cool Dave! Look forward to seeing the build (and hearing what proxy it will be part of down the road!) :D

[pastor bubba]

That looks awesome! I think I know where I will get my 3rd barn find car.

[Vintage 1/24]

Hey this is the car I was just asking you about!

I still want to do a modified '37 Chevy modified coupe in 1/32, and this would be the ticket - along with the '40 Ford you pulled from the die cast kit - another project of yours I am wondering about.

If you have a reject I could do without the nose or running boards etc. - but I do need a fairly consistent wall thickness - is it a two piece mold?

This and the die-cast-derived '40 Ford will be much closer to scale than their Pyro based off-scale counterparts.

Let me know when you have these available.

[HRWJim]

Dave it looks great keep us posted. Jim

[dreinecke]

Well, at least you aren't wasting it then!

[Gameover]

Doc I hope you don't waste yours either :)

[dreinecke]

We will know tomorrow night!

[waaytoomuchintothis]

Looks like one of your best ever! I can't wait!

[Retro Racer 44]

Hey Dave, this old hat for you, well not the 3D printing part, but can you imagine how I felt when my first Studebaker came out of the mould?

[HomeRacingWorld]

Pretty impressive sir. This is going to be a cool slot car. Look forward to the finished ride.

The Cali-Stinker! :)

And no secret that I want some of these.

Well done!