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Wasn't sure I liked the wheels, but the more I looked the more I likey! :D and that red just "pops" with a beautiful finish :D

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Cliff,

The wheels are from the Revell Snap 1957 Chevy, modified to fit Pegasus 23" stepped sleeves in the rear and some one off, custom made 19" sleeves on the front. The wheel centers were masked and painted with Testors Gunmetal metalizer.

The wheels in the AMT Boyd Coddington '57 are similar but much different.

I thought I recognized them, excellent work making them work for this car. They're so narrow straight from the kit to be almost useless (I actually bought this kit just for the wheels).

Did you turn these wheels down on a lathe or something?

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I thought I recognized them, excellent work making them work for this car. They're so narrow straight from the kit to be almost useless (I actually bought this kit just for the wheels).

Did you turn these wheels down on a lathe or something?

Did them by hand with an emory board. The fronts are turned down even more to fit inside some custom one off aluminum sleeves. Their OD matches Pegasus 19" wheels but are narrower. I removed one or two ribs of tread on the Pegasus tires to make them fit just right.

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Marc, I have to agree with everybody's comments, only adding that I bet that color would really pop outside! Beautifully done.

I agree 100 percent fella so how bout it! Gotta put this in my MCM album!

Paz

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I love seeing old kits built up! Especially to this level! Sheez- the body looks better than the mid '90's era AMT '67 Comet! They knew what they were doing back then.

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It is a thing of beauty. Could you post a picture from the front(only angle you didn't take).I love the grill on the 66 a lot more than the 67. B) Richard

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BE STILL MY HART! I think i'm in LOVE. Wow is all I can say. You did an awsome job on this. Koudos to you my freind. Keep on building. Donnie

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