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• Malibu SS... *PICS*
  • Hmmmmm..... I'm thinking that I just might need one of those Chevelles. *NM*
  • That's cool, Terry. They really captured the look. I drove several of those when I was a car jockey at our local Chevy dealership in the summer of '74 and again working the lube rack in '77. *NM*
    • We owned a '77. Took Andy Kallen and me down to GSL for the first time in 1982. *NM*
  • Very cool Terry. Nice score. Can you tell us more about the vacu form machine that you bought? Such as where you bought it, manufacturer and price? Thanks. *NM*
    • Probably one of those 5" X 5" units used by dental labs, they can be had in the $100 range. Check YouTube, Adam Savage (Mythbusters) has a great video on it *NM*
    • Yep--5"X5" Dental Vacuformer *PIC*
      • Managing dust will be the main challenge
  • Let us know how you make out with the windshields. Vacuforming them with the right material has been the hardest thing for me to do and get good results. *NM*
  • I have a '62 Dodge Stepside from Andy. Have everything but the chassis (will use a styrene kit chassis). Haven't started yet. *NM*
  • That wagon is really cool! And it comes with interior and chassis? I might like to get one of those, if I can figure out how. Thanks for posting… it’s nice to see the aftermarket covering some colonnade era cars, since the mainstream companies all but ignored them. *NM*
  • Cool. , ,We had a metallic chocolate brown '73 wagon in the family when I got my beginners licence. I got to drive it a couple times. *NM*