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MPC 1967 Pontiac GTO latest build.

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John Napoli
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Here is my latest creation. The 1967 Pontiac GTO made by MPC. I did this one as a street racer with the blown engine and the hood scoop. Otherwise I kept it mainly stock.  The pictures really show the imperfections in the paint.  Still trying to figure out a better method to spray.  All builders I follow on YouTube use standard spray paint as I do.

836B6C6E 216A 4B28 8EDC 63AE83C8DDAC
4013FFC4 60AB 40BF 91D9 BF735B0F50F2
8A53CF9B 8707 48AA 87B5 3C97CA9E00A7
3B66D2B0 0C28 4145 9BF5 3536F3E3B229
72D528BE 3945 40FE 8010 775829D3F58E
FE1A1649 8AFA 4149 96DB 55F0323C4C8F
D212828E C818 440E 8353 09D88D152D5D
4ECCF04B A29A 4DEA 9451 FE928FEA9567
7CD80E15 7387 4E93 ACB2 E0EBBFB54390

 



   
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Geoff Jowett
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excellent John looks great, nice color, along with white interior



   
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George Schire
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Great work John.  Much better than I'd ever be able to do.  Give yourself a pat on the back.  


George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota


   
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(@bob-jackman)
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John, your paint job closely resembles paint jobs on the 1/1s back in the day. Very realistic.



   
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(@Anonymous 197205242)
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It looks great ! I had heard that setting the spray can or the paint bottle in warm water for a time helps insure a more even and powerful paint spray.



   
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John Napoli
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@mikedetorrice I will give that a try.  Thanks



   
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