Done .. Crosley Hot Rod

[cobraman]

This was built using a resin body and a frame and engine and parts from a Revell Rat Rods kit . Sheet plastic was used to make the firewall , front wheel well skirts . Holes drilled in rear for sunken tail lights . Engine needed to be moved back some to fit inside the body . Wheel base was increased . Rear wheel wells were enclosed with skirts from a AMT 36 Ford kit . Hood scoop from the parts box . Exhaust was modified . Paint is Tamiya light blue . Turned out ok but not as nice as I had hoped . Never do !  Thanks for looking . 

[PappyD340]

That's pretty darn cool Ray!

[cobraman]

Thank you Larry.

[Scott8950]

That is wicked cool.. nothing like a vintage drag car. very well done.

 

[shoopdog]

I like it, very unique build.

[slusher]

Really neat and cool build Ray!  Nice to see something different!!

[bondo bill]

very kool

[PatW]

Superb! Well I've never seen one of these before in a hot rod guise.

[cobraman]

Thanks fellows.

[geemoney]

GREAT!

DONE!

FAST!

[ChrisR]

Cool!

[espo]

This really turned out great. Nice paint of course, but all of the scratch built everything is what I most enjoy looking at.  

[crazyjim]

Cool. Weren't Crosleys the little vehicles found at kiddie parks?  Real small things.

[cobraman]

Thank you all very much !

[rustybill1960]

Found it

Ah I see how You ran the exhaust

Cool Little Crosley

[cobraman]

Thanks Russell.

[olschoolkid]

Very nice and unique build.

[Earl Marischal]

Great fun little car.

steve

[Koellefornia Kid]

I love builds that make me smile! Really like the 8-ball decals!

[cobraman]

Thanks gents ! Oliver , I see why you like the decals.

[the goon]

I like it. Almost bought a Crosley station wagon 30 years ago.

[cobraman]

Thanks Mark.

[David gale]

How can someone get a crosley body like this 

[cobraman]

One of the resin casters David but I can not remember who it was from, sorry.

[89AKurt]

Love the out-of-the-box ...... oh wait, that doesn't apply to models ..... drive by a different drummer thinking!  I've never built a perfect model, so I would be happy to finish another one this year.