1972 Chevelle hatchback

[Maindrian Pace]

[stitchdup]

is that a photoshop? theres some parts of the second pic that dont match the first pic

[Snake45]

Rear end is jacked up, so it might be a modern "phantom" build. 

That '72 Spring Green sure is purty, though. 

[Oldcarfan27]

It's not p-shop, that guy used a Nova hatchback and a little ingenuity to build this one off creation.

Too bad, Chevy didn't think of it first!

[keyser]

Glad prototype interior panels not hacked up for Jensen 6x9’s. 
Snake, that’s a factory color? Wow

[Can-Con]

51 minutes ago, Snake45 said:

 

That '72 Spring Green sure is purty, though. 

Reminds me of old Testors metallic emerald green in the little bottles.

[Snake45]

1 hour ago, keyser said:

Snake, that’s a factory color? Wow

Spring Green. Can be found on Novas, Camaros, Chevelles, maybe all models. Pontiac had it as Julep Green, too. 

1 hour ago, Can-Con said:

Reminds me of old Testors metallic emerald green in the little bottles.

Dunno if I ever saw a Testor paint like that in the US. Only thing I can think of close was the green metalflake, which a good bit darker/deeper. Pactra had a metallic green in the little bottles but it was lighter and not as green as Spring Green. 

Krylon has/had a color in their "Shimmer" line that's very, very close, BUT it's VERY metal-flaky and IMHO good only for model bass boats and dune buggies, alas. 

[Ace-Garageguy]

I really like that. If I didn't already have several lifetimes worth of projects to get to, I'd consider building one.  

[Bills72sj]

That is pretty cool. Nice color too.

[espo]

My complements to whoever did the body work if this is real. 

[stavanzer]

Colour and Car are both great.

I assume MCW would be the best place to source the paint for a model kit?