This is one of those kits that a builder needs to buy four or five. Lots of extra parts and a cool body style to build for a dilapidated junk yard diorama. Also, it is one of those kits that lends itself to an endless variety of kit-bashing. The seperate frame, axle, and chassis components really lends itself to those guys and gals that want to really create some crazy hot rod / rat rod / custom stuff. This is one that surely won't disappoint !
I love how you think and put the cars and trucks stories to your build... Um waiting on my 63 Studebaker Avanti ti come in the mail so i can build it like i used to do when i used to work there
Shout to Flint, MI. Born and raised near Flint, rural abut 15 miles away. Still live here. Birthplace or General Motors (among many others.) Birthplace of the corvette 1953.
Modeling season is over for me this year. I do all of my painting outside. Between cold wet weather, thousands of pin oak leaves falling, and the winter blues, I'll be hibernating and watching you and others. Great job.
I get part lost for 2 years thing... I was emptying my shop vac a few days ago and found the lost alternator from my 68 Camaro build from last year. Great build brother! Love the bare metal look.
A build so nice - I watched it twice! Ooo - no - I'm going back for another look. I guess that makes it THRICE. Thanks again, Chris - not just for this build, but your cool ideas on kit building.
I really dig this color combination and decal choices 👌! Great idea on getting the slicks inside the rear fenders! I've had this kit on backorder since early August, can't wait to get my hands on this kit! 🙌
Chris, you've captured the essence of a Bonneville racer perfectly. Reminds me of AMT's Studebaker coupe with the twin-blower unit in the streamlined hood. Nice finish!
Hi Chris.Hi from Auckland,New Zealand.Always enjoy your build videos.Totally agree with & endorse your comments re building models for yourself.Too many people get hung up on build standards,worrying about other people's comments & opinions."Stuff that". Always build for yourself.What someone else thinks of my models is not my business.What is my business is if I enjoy building them my way & that I (& only I) enjoy the finished model.Keep up the good work.Really enjoy your channel.KP
Yeah! Nice kit. Kudos to Round2 for their approach. They obviously get that many modelers like to customize to their own tastes (besides color scheme and whatnot) and by providing all those options you can easily make a model that looks entirely unique. That gives you a lot of room to be as artistic and creative about it as you want to be without spending all the money on aftermarket parts and stuff. It makes modeling more like art and less like duplication. I like what you chose to do and it came out spectacular and it's a unique build that has your signature on it. Cool beans.
This 37 Chevy kit has been a favorite of mine for years! I will be building a salt version with skinnies and steelies, plus the modified six engine from the 51 Chevy coupe kit. I would like the chassis to be updated, and I know that won’t happen for a kit you can buy off the shelf. I will also be building a street sleeper version similar to a real 37 that has a turbocharged 292 six, that can dip into the upper 9’s in the quarter, and streetable. I saw that car run at MoKan Dragway. I also want to build another model that could’ve been one from my Dad’s upbringing as a child, ole Stovebolt six, maybe pea green style paint of the era. The hubcaps also make for good steel wheel caps for later cars and trucks if you want to make a mod on a 40’s to some 60’s cars or trucks. I did that! I actually want a real steel one for me to build and drive!
It would be cool if there was extra parts for the stovebolt 6 like a multi carburetor set up and a split exhaust manifold. It would make a really sick ratrod
The Salt Shaker issue I remember from about 1982 had a set of tall plastic salt flat style race tires that were black interlocking halves. These were around the timeframe when AMT was evolving to nylon tires in the car kits. Some kits did have nylon tires, but not all. I may be starting to show my age and memory.
@@garyparker2969 .....the problem with getting older is - you still can think like you're younger but, no matter how well you take care of yourself, things start to breakdown and things don't operate the way they used to. Plus, taking lots of meds is a pain !
Chris, this is an absolutely amazing looking build! I love the colors you have chosen, I really like the black nose and clear hood!!! The overall look is just great. It is inspiring, as always keep up the good work.
This is really cool, I had wanted to pre-order this when I pre-ordered the Godzilla Go-Cart ( had to get it ) and the Rat Fink Tractor, and the Hot Wheels monster truck. There is so much cool stuff coming out.
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC BAD AS HECK BROTHER, AMAZING JOB !!!! Thank you very much for sharing this build because I had already had my mind set that I WAS NOT going to buy this kit because it didn't seem to interesting BUT you absolutely changed my mind because this kit is SICK AS HECK !!!! Thank you and keep em coming, everyone from my family to yours have a very safe and happy holiday. Remember to SMILE it's a hobby and it's suppose to be FUN, keep yourself and love ones safe and healthy.
I recently heat-stained the header pipes on a 1:8 Scale Shelby Cobra I'm building (similar to the Fast and Furious Charger you're doing). I used Mica Powders to stain them and it worked great
Looking forward to this release. I will have to fix the issue of the back axle not being centered to the body. Sticks out like a sore thumb. Would not be an AMT kit if there was not something to fix.
Chris. Yes Super cool kit. I built its Convertible Twin in Mid-70s in Frost Burgandy Metallic & Electric Spark Blue. It was one of the prides of my Collection. Kit Didn't Feature Clear Hood Round 2 hits it put of the Park with New improvements to what was very Good kit. Actually it would be good kit as someones First Glue kit. Thanks for the Great Review. Happy New Year !!
That turned out beautifully! I have three of the older release with the convertible body. I bought them for spare parts but now I'm going to build one!
Thank you Sir for revealing the new kits out there. Very informative love what you do. I like how you assemble and paint as well. very well thought out Never to old to learn new tricks from fellow modelers. God bless .
Pretty kit. Kinda special/ackward way to make a 3 in 1. Seems to be well maintained by Round2. Tho, what's fun with X in 1, is that it can quickly become infinite in 1. The combo you can make that they didn't themselves think about and all that... Just for the salt racer, they seems to have made it a modern type build. But looking at vintage pictures, you could use all 4 stock rims and wheels. And heck, if you can fit the stock rims in the slick, you can make another design too! And as always, your build is awesome.
Great review and always awesome build.probably try to get several of these kits.love the 3 n 1 options another great reissue.68 and 69 impala would make the best year in a long time.
I'm building this one right now and am alittle disappointed. I tried to fit everything before painting. Had to take away quite a bit of the fenders in the front to fit the pipes. The motor sits pretty high and it barely fits under the hood. And the "instructions" suck. A problem with all AMT kits and not for beginners. Looks like you didn't have to do much extra. Looks nice! Your video helped me understand how some parts go together, like the exaust pipes. I'll put the Chevy Plate in my back window too.
I was a little worried about your paint choices until you put it all together- now I'm a believer. Not the exhaust colors though, I wish they'd sold transparent paints back in the 60s. Trying to get that look with Testors enamels (all that was available where I lived) was a serious pain. Your end "beauty shots" photography is steadily improving. That looks like a real car, clear hood and all (custom-made plexiglass show hoods were a thing for a while). That stovebolt would look bitchin' in a shop diorama, being removed from a car getting rebuilt.
Your 4 banger even comes with 2 extra spark plugs !
This is one of those kits that a builder needs to buy four or five. Lots of extra parts and a cool body style to build for a dilapidated junk yard diorama.
Also, it is one of those kits that lends itself to an endless variety of kit-bashing. The seperate frame, axle, and chassis components really lends itself
to those guys and gals that want to really create some crazy hot rod / rat rod / custom stuff. This is one that surely won't disappoint !
Whoa, are they re-releasing these kits, I had the original kit 20 years ago.
This kit is jam-packed.
@@oldsaerotech1167 indeed it is sir
I love how you think and put the cars and trucks stories to your build... Um waiting on my 63 Studebaker Avanti ti come in the mail so i can build it like i used to do when i used to work there
Shout to Flint, MI. Born and raised near Flint, rural abut 15 miles away. Still live here.
Birthplace or General Motors (among many others.) Birthplace of the corvette 1953.
You hit a home run with this one. I wasn't sure about the clear hood, but it turned out awesome, and I love the metallic finish, super cool.
Love that bluegrass music
Once again Chris you have out done yourself! Great build of a great kit. If there was an "EMMY" award for this venue you would win hands down!
Nice kool race/ hot rod model kit I'm definitely had added that 37 Chevy 3nl Coupe kit next month oh luv 14:41 with bluegrass music very relaxing.
Modeling season is over for me this year. I do all of my painting outside. Between cold wet weather, thousands of pin oak leaves falling, and the winter blues, I'll be hibernating and watching you and others. Great job.
Is there anyone else going broke trying to keep up on all these great kits Chris is building?!?
I'm sure the sellers appreciate that! LOL and thanks for watching!
I AM FOR SURE HAHAHAHA
Wow Mr Chris that 37 Is BAD A BUILD LOVE IT SIR IT....ALL YOUR MODEL'S POP...I CANT WAIT TO WATCH YOUR NEXT BUILD....HAPPY THANKSGIVING SIR
I get part lost for 2 years thing... I was emptying my shop vac a few days ago and found the lost alternator from my 68 Camaro build from last year.
Great build brother! Love the bare metal look.
A build so nice - I watched it twice!
Ooo - no - I'm going back for another look. I guess that makes it THRICE.
Thanks again, Chris - not just for this build, but your cool ideas on kit building.
It does appear to be a better kit than box photo depicts... And Am still mesmerized by certain music tracks you happily consistently use.. !
I really dig this color combination and decal choices 👌! Great idea on getting the slicks inside the rear fenders! I've had this kit on backorder since early August, can't wait to get my hands on this kit! 🙌
I love your videos and all the models. Just FYI for other builders old school transmissions are cast iron and rarely painted , they let them rust.
Nice kit. I like when Round 2 finds those "Good" old kits.
You've got this down to a fine art now my friend 👍👍
Chris, you've captured the essence of a Bonneville racer perfectly. Reminds me of AMT's Studebaker coupe with the twin-blower unit in the streamlined hood.
Nice finish!
Most enjoyable build vid in awhile (all are outstanding) but this one I found especially fun. Turned out fantastic.
Love it! I'll be putting "13" on mine, when I get one....or several! 😉😎
Couldn’t click fast enough , looks so cool .
So so enjoy your videos 📹 😊 a great build as always please keep them coming 🙏 ❤ and here to help get your videos out to everyone buddy 😀 😊
Hi Chris.Hi from Auckland,New Zealand.Always enjoy your build videos.Totally agree with & endorse your comments re building models for yourself.Too many people get hung up on build standards,worrying about other people's comments & opinions."Stuff that". Always build for yourself.What someone else thinks of my models is not my business.What is my business is if I enjoy building them my way & that I (& only I) enjoy the finished model.Keep up the good work.Really enjoy your channel.KP
100% AGREE WITH YOU
I love New Zealand and for me it's the most beautiful place on the planet.
Awesome job as usuall I will be getting this kit from model roundup
Love this clear hood and natural metal finish!
Yeah buddy, badass! Absolutely! I’m sure diggin it Chris! 👍👍👍👍🤘✌🏻
What a sharp looking racer - really like the paint job you went with.
Yeah! Nice kit. Kudos to Round2 for their approach. They obviously get that many modelers like to customize to their own tastes (besides color scheme and whatnot) and by providing all those options you can easily make a model that looks entirely unique. That gives you a lot of room to be as artistic and creative about it as you want to be without spending all the money on aftermarket parts and stuff. It makes modeling more like art and less like duplication. I like what you chose to do and it came out spectacular and it's a unique build that has your signature on it. Cool beans.
This 37 Chevy kit has been a favorite of mine for years! I will be building a salt version with skinnies and steelies, plus the modified six engine from the 51 Chevy coupe kit. I would like the chassis to be updated, and I know that won’t happen for a kit you can buy off the shelf.
I will also be building a street sleeper version similar to a real 37 that has a turbocharged 292 six, that can dip into the upper 9’s in the quarter, and streetable. I saw that car run at MoKan Dragway.
I also want to build another model that could’ve been one from my Dad’s upbringing as a child, ole Stovebolt six, maybe pea green style paint of the era.
The hubcaps also make for good steel wheel caps for later cars and trucks if you want to make a mod on a 40’s to some 60’s cars or trucks. I did that!
I actually want a real steel one for me to build and drive!
Looks like I'll have to buy three of 'em. Gotta do the Stock, Custom and Bonneville versions!
It would be cool if there was extra parts for the stovebolt 6 like a multi carburetor set up and a split exhaust manifold. It would make a really sick ratrod
If the AMT '37 Chevy "Salt Shaker" runs at Bonneville, where does the AMT '57 Chevy "Pepper Shaker" run?😄😆🤣
Great job!
Drag Strips 🤗🤗🤗🤗
six banger
Yep, the old Stovebolt 6! Chevy did not have a 4 banger in this era.
Another good video. Keep up the good work.
The Salt Shaker issue I remember from about 1982 had a set of tall plastic salt flat style race tires that were black interlocking halves. These were around the timeframe when AMT was evolving to nylon tires in the car kits. Some kits did have nylon tires, but not all.
I may be starting to show my age and memory.
Nothing Wrong With Being Older 🤗🤗🤗
@@garyparker2969 .....the problem with getting older is - you still can think like you're younger but, no matter how well you take care
of yourself, things start to breakdown and things don't operate the way they used to. Plus, taking lots of meds is a pain !
As I'm watching this I like where you're going with the build. Can't wait to see how it ends! Goin your own way on it!
Good idea tucking in the rear tires. This kit is a dead ringer for my friends old 37 Chevy. His was maroon but looked just like this one. Pretty cool.
Thanks!
Perfect color choice for a salt flat car paint is weight. Love the tucking of the back tires idea.
Really enjoy your videos great work
Looks great !
That looks awsome Chris the way you painted it.The look reminds me of some of the Ww2 bombers that had that chrome look.
Silver with white stripes is my all time favorite combo! Looks amazing! Great job as usual!
Looks awesome Chris! Just the right stance in my opinion. I won't count the rivets this time. 🤣
Chris, this is an absolutely amazing looking build! I love the colors you have chosen, I really like the black nose and clear hood!!! The overall look is just great. It is inspiring, as always keep up the good work.
This thing is hot! Beautiful job like always! Thank you!
Looks great in that color. Awesome job!
great job chris,but you are missing some salt..been to bonneville...more landspeed cars please!
Great job. Love what you did with the headers.
This is really cool, I had wanted to pre-order this when I pre-ordered the Godzilla Go-Cart ( had to get it ) and the Rat Fink Tractor, and the Hot Wheels monster truck. There is so much cool stuff coming out.
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC BAD AS HECK BROTHER, AMAZING JOB !!!! Thank you very much for sharing this build because I had already had my mind set that I WAS NOT going to buy this kit because it didn't seem to interesting BUT you absolutely changed my mind because this kit is SICK AS HECK !!!! Thank you and keep em coming, everyone from my family to yours have a very safe and happy holiday. Remember to SMILE it's a hobby and it's suppose to be FUN, keep yourself and love ones safe and healthy.
Nice build ..been waiting on this one!! Kool
A 427 in a car like that, is A LOT of motor!! I'd be terrified to drive it 🤣
I recently heat-stained the header pipes on a 1:8 Scale Shelby Cobra I'm building (similar to the Fast and Furious Charger you're doing). I used Mica Powders to stain them and it worked great
Nice one Chris that will go perfect with my stude salt racer cheers 👍🇦🇺
Wow!!! Another great build. I can't wait to get one, this is such a cool car. Great job!
The kit is very nice with so many spares. The color scheme is fantastic and is simply a beautiful build. Thanks for sharing this.
Gonna have to get this kit nice build buddy great job
Looking forward to this release. I will have to fix the issue of the back axle not being centered to the body. Sticks out like a sore thumb. Would not be an AMT kit if there was not something to fix.
Very cool kit! Thanks for the video 😎👍
Beautiful build! fun looking cool kit! I like how you tucked the rear wheels 👌
Perfect kit to weather too like it just finished racing on the salt flats. Maybe use grout powder to mimick the dust that it kicks up . Cool build 😎
Chris. Yes Super cool kit. I built its Convertible Twin in Mid-70s in Frost Burgandy Metallic & Electric Spark Blue. It was one of the prides of my Collection. Kit Didn't Feature Clear Hood Round 2 hits it put of the Park with New improvements to what was very Good kit. Actually it would be good kit as someones First Glue kit. Thanks for the Great Review. Happy New Year !!
Thanks, HNY to you too!
That turned out beautifully! I have three of the older release with the convertible body. I bought them for spare parts but now I'm going to build one!
I seem to remember someone put out something similar called the Salty Dog
Dang that looks so good!!
That’s absolutely stunning Chris! Just wow! I have to get this kit somehow here in Australia. Hope your having a great weekend buddy. Take care ☺️👍
Thank you Sir for revealing the new kits out there. Very informative love what you do. I like how you assemble and paint as well. very well thought out Never to old to learn new tricks from fellow modelers. God bless .
Outstanding the details always amazing
Great build! I will add this kit to my must build list.
Enjoy!
Toch heerlijk om jou bezig te zien met de verf en het ineen zetten van de modellen doe zo voord
Thanks!
very cool building one of these now yours turned out great
Thank you! Cheers!
Pretty kit. Kinda special/ackward way to make a 3 in 1. Seems to be well maintained by Round2. Tho, what's fun with X in 1, is that it can quickly become infinite in 1. The combo you can make that they didn't themselves think about and all that... Just for the salt racer, they seems to have made it a modern type build. But looking at vintage pictures, you could use all 4 stock rims and wheels. And heck, if you can fit the stock rims in the slick, you can make another design too!
And as always, your build is awesome.
That parts tree at 3:32 looks like "new" tooling! Those rear inner fenders are "much needed" items!👍
The original kit was stock custom or drag I have one all those parts are there The clear hood was for the custom version sweet kit sweet build
I see stock look stock wheels and tires with the 427 sleeper
Looks great. First I have seen without a GMC blower.
I am here for amazing content!
I'm SPEECHLESS !!
God Bless 🤗🤗
Awesome job as usual Chris very nice work
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks awesome
Mighty fine, Chris!! The aluminum paint job was a great idea. I’ve often wondered how that would come out!!😊👍
Glad you liked it!
Great job as always
Great review and always awesome build.probably try to get several of these kits.love the 3 n 1 options another great reissue.68 and 69 impala would make the best year in a long time.
.Hey Chris. Nice model man!!!!
nice looking build!
Nice!
Just found this video, I hope those are still available, I'd love to get 2
Great model build man looks good does the cragar rims are they detailed I’m looking for some in a kit that says cragar on them
Brilliant mate👍👍👍
niiice , luv it
The paint interfered with gluing the plastic parts together that when i gave that up, i think 1981
Very nice
Wouldnt it be cool if all model car kits came with a clear hood option!
Use the extra decals on kits that have no racing decals if you want to modify certain kits into racers.
That's looks very cool mate, nice build.
👍👍👍👍👍
u must be from michigan u have the right chevy orange
I'm building this one right now and am alittle disappointed. I tried to fit everything before painting. Had to take away quite a bit of the fenders in the front to fit the pipes. The motor sits pretty high and it barely fits under the hood. And the "instructions" suck. A problem with all AMT kits and not for beginners. Looks like you didn't have to do much extra. Looks nice! Your video helped me understand how some parts go together, like the exaust pipes. I'll put the Chevy Plate in my back window too.
I was a little worried about your paint choices until you put it all together- now I'm a believer. Not the exhaust colors though, I wish they'd sold transparent paints back in the 60s. Trying to get that look with Testors enamels (all that was available where I lived) was a serious pain.
Your end "beauty shots" photography is steadily improving. That looks like a real car, clear hood and all (custom-made plexiglass show hoods were a thing for a while).
That stovebolt would look bitchin' in a shop diorama, being removed from a car getting rebuilt.