Chevrolets


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The boat line had a fleet of trucks that
they would use to transfer freight to the
island instead of loading and unloading.
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The Gray Marine engine is bound for
the marina on the island. Each model
has a lot of TLC put into it. I opened
up the grille on this model by using a
Dremel tool and grinding away the
backside until all the slots were
opened.

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1950 Chevrolet pickup uses a
resin conversion to create a
1955 Series 1 pickup.
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The spare tire is mounted on
the left side of the box
instead of under the body.
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This 1955 GMC started out as a
Chevy panel truck. I used the resin
GMC conversion to convert it.
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I added a complete interior
and a 4 wheel drive system.
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This is a diecast 57 1/2 ton
pickup. I am in the process
of building a horse trailer to
go behind it.

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1959 El Camino built
from an original kit.
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This is the second
GMC in my collection.
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This promo was created by
adding a stepside body
to the extra cab.
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This started out as a Tahoe
4 door promo.I shortened it.
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Added real wood to the
sides and photoetch grille.
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Put the exhaust thru the rear body
pan, added custom license plates.
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and didn't have time
to build an interior!
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I don't have too many slammers
in my collection but this is one.
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If I could drive anything in the
Woodward dream cruise this
would be it.
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I cut the side scallops from a
58 Corvette and put them
in the 55 body.
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I added a 283 Fuelie motor, a 4 speed
and 4 bucket seats. I call it a Z55.
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This Bel Air started out
life as a 2 door sedan.
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All it needed was a razor saw!
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This si another 55 Bel Air with
all of the trim removed and
so Fred's decals.
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I built this Black Widow many
years ago from a resin body.
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I finished it off with
the correct decals.
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I very much like these pre-painted
bodies. Just add some bare-metal.
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I built this Impala wagon from the origianl
Lindbergh kit this was too rounded.
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I used the back half of the wagon body
to complete the conversion. Check out
the woodgrain inside the side chrome.
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How about a box stock
66 Nova with the 327/360 engine.
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This Camaro was built before
bare-metal. How old is that?
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Box stock Chevelle with a big block. I
remember getting in a drag race with one
of these. I got a fender out on him and
he couldn't catch me. (We weren't on
the street.)

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This is one of my favorite Chelelle's
with blue paint and a black vinyl
roof made from masking tape.
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Another pre-painted Chevelle
turned into a mean racing machine.
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1959 resin Brookwood wagon
with my little fishing boat.
     

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