1968, and it’s a real SS big block car
My dad bought it new in Dec of 67 and I bought it from him after I graduated in 76.
I still have the protector-plate and Ampex Credit Union paper work.
Larry, Buttafucco Stunt Team
My Car that Got Away is a '59 El Camino, that I sold when I was moving out of state, to get it out of my dad's back lot. I didn't realize until years later that he would have preferred that I'd kept it. It was Forest Green. I've owned three classic Chevy trucks in my life, and all of them have been Forest Green.
This video shows a car being primed and painted. It contains so many nuggets of wisdom and tips that can be applied to models.
Keep in mind that if you paint a stunter like you'd paint a car, it's going to be way heavy. There's a lot of good stuff that you can carry over from car painting, but there's still an art and a balance to getting a lightweight, good-looking finish.
I just do whatever Mark Scarborough says, unless Billy Byles says different.
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