'69 GTO, back to life . . .

[ewetwo]

Looks great. Great save.

[RAMBENNA]

very nice job, looks fabulous

[Bills72sj]

I must say you nailed the stance and the wheels are a way cool modern take. I am also impressed with your effort to recreate the A-pillars. That endeavor is beyond my skillset at this time.

[Geno]

Man, great save Steve, you'd never know it was damaged that badly.

[Steve Geer]

On 2/9/2022 at 11:01 AM, ewetwo said:

Looks great. Great save.

 

On 2/15/2022 at 9:43 PM, RAMBENNA said:

very nice job, looks fabulous

 

On 2/16/2022 at 1:34 AM, Bills72sj said:

I must say you nailed the stance and the wheels are a way cool modern take. I am also impressed with your effort to recreate the A-pillars. That endeavor is beyond my skillset at this time.

 

On 2/16/2022 at 11:04 AM, Geno said:

Man, great save Steve, you'd never know it was damaged that badly.

Thank you gentlemen . . . appreciate all the kind words.
I probably never will go through the work to save something that rough again  (fixing the pillars was pretty much beyond MY skill set when I tackled it, but necessity is definitely a mother . . .) anyhow, my original notion was to build a replica of the 1:1 '69 GTO I owned back in the '70s.  It came to a sad end (see photo) and I've always wanted to do a full-detail tribute model. Luckily, I recently found another one of these MPC bodies in great shape so . . . stay tuned!

[KWT]

Very nice save.. nicely done