Very nicely done, my friend...(my first car was a '53 Ford convertible - flat head six - manual shift on the column - black). Maybe some of the other folks here who respond can tell us what THEIR first car was - I'd bet it'd be an interesting (and eclectic) list. 🙂
A very neat job with a beautiful paint finish, well done, Cetin. The first car I actually owned was a 1966 MG Midget in Oxford blue, I thought it was the bees' knees at the time.
Nice work, the finish really shows a car in use for several years. Not as shiny yet still in good condition. My 1st car is a 1964 Chevy Corvair Monza Coupe in burgundy. I still have it.
First car I owned was a 1952 MG-TD I restored. Bought it for $500, put $600 into the restoration and sold it for $1,800, which financed leaving for California (only to discover 10 years later I should have held onto it, when I ran across one not as original as mine was selling for $17,500!).
Great work, it's nice to see this kit build with a realistic look. Just wonderful.
Aahh my first car, just after getting my drivers licence in 1980, was a 1976 Volkswagen Polo.
Really well done! My 1st car was in 1968; a 1962 Chevy Impala Super Sport convertible. Maroon with white top, black interior. 327 Cu, inch, 350 horse with 2 ea. 2-barrel carbs on a special manifold. 0-65mph (0-105kph) in 5.2 seconds. I still miss it. My next car was a '67 Corvair Monza.
A bit late to this party, but taking up the quest; My first car was a Bedford RLHC Airport Fireengine (Crashtender) with a 350cu in Perkins diesel, 2000 liter water tank, 400 liter foamagent and a watercannon on the top!
Very nicely done, my friend...(my first car was a '53 Ford convertible - flat head six - manual shift on the column - black). Maybe some of the other folks here who respond can tell us what THEIR first car was - I'd bet it'd be an interesting (and eclectic) list. 🙂
Thank you Craig, and nice idea!... =)
A very neat job with a beautiful paint finish, well done, Cetin. The first car I actually owned was a 1966 MG Midget in Oxford blue, I thought it was the bees' knees at the time.
Thank you George... =)
Nice work, the finish really shows a car in use for several years. Not as shiny yet still in good condition. My 1st car is a 1964 Chevy Corvair Monza Coupe in burgundy. I still have it.
Thank you Chuck.
And... You still have your first car? This is amazing... Mine was a 1981 Chevrolet Caprice Classic... =)
My favorite old-timer, I very much like the seats in this one! Fab build, çetin!
Thank you Michel, my customer said his father has changed the fabric of the seats with something like this. =)
Good looking build! It really has a look of authenticity, not a toy.
Yes, very realistic work.
Thank you Tom. =)
Thank you Greg... =)
A very nice build! First car, a 1971 Jeepster Commando.
Thank you Robert, Jeepster should be the funniest in the list... =)
First car I owned was a 1952 MG-TD I restored. Bought it for $500, put $600 into the restoration and sold it for $1,800, which financed leaving for California (only to discover 10 years later I should have held onto it, when I ran across one not as original as mine was selling for $17,500!).
Tom, we have a proverb in Turkish: The fish that escape is great. I hope someday you will have it again 'cause It's a really beautiful car.
Great work, it's nice to see this kit build with a realistic look. Just wonderful.
Aahh my first car, just after getting my drivers licence in 1980, was a 1976 Volkswagen Polo.
Thank you Ferry
Really well done! My 1st car was in 1968; a 1962 Chevy Impala Super Sport convertible. Maroon with white top, black interior. 327 Cu, inch, 350 horse with 2 ea. 2-barrel carbs on a special manifold. 0-65mph (0-105kph) in 5.2 seconds. I still miss it. My next car was a '67 Corvair Monza.
Thank you Jeff. 1962 Impala SS!... Woww!...
A bit late to this party, but taking up the quest; My first car was a Bedford RLHC Airport Fireengine (Crashtender) with a 350cu in Perkins diesel, 2000 liter water tank, 400 liter foamagent and a watercannon on the top!
Nice Mercer @cetinsarf!
And yes, I still own it, albeit it is in Greenland where I bought it.
Sounds crazy. ? Do you have a picture of it?