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That's a good looking ride!

I must agree. I built one on an scratch built chassis a couple of years ago for a fun run. My attempt at this car. Can't wait to see how you paint it. I was going to trying and match the factory two-tone scheme but my painting is not like Jim Heller's yet.

Arrold

Looks great "stock"! Particularly if the chrome gets "foiled".
I always like these; the design made me think Plymouth might have had a little mouse working at Chevrolet!
Keep us posted!

Super cool project.

Always did like this ride.

That's a familiar sight. I had a blue/white two-tone '56 Plymouth wagon that I used as a fishing car for many years. It had an old 318 (with mechanical lifters), that was a workhorse, and those plaguey left hand lugs on one side. The car was practically indestructible. When it slid sideways into a tree, we pried the dent away from the tire with a jack handle and drove home with no trouble. But it was when we took the fender off that we got an education. That fender weighed a ton. There's a lot of good steel in those cars. We had to drive the car over the fender to flatten it out, then beat on it to finish the job. We beat on that fender a long time to get it back in shape.

Thanks. arroldn, that looks cool! I am going to do mine yellow and white. Cool story Rob!

Wow, that is outstanding. Nothing wrong with colour choice either.

Now that looks mighty fine. I think the yellow will have to grow on you!!!!! But a fantastic paint job.

Stunned Silence!! :o
That is outstanding. Can't wait to see it finished!

Someday I will graduate from my "silver sharpie"................

Yellow and White is one of my favorite color combo's so GREAT choice!!

Always impressed with your detail!!

Dundee Denny

WOW, beautifully done!!!!

Dude. You. Are. Crazy. And I love that! The car is awesome - but that chrome. Just wow.

WOW!!!! That is one impressive foil job and a sweet color combo and stance!
Bravo sir!!!