A ScuzzyZ Model?

[geezer]

If this model was for sale, would an accurate description and pics of all the rusted areas hurt the value? He mentions it resembling a typical daily driver Canadian 240Z. The last Canadian 240Z driver I looked at was much like this but had an old hockey stick to hold the rear hatch open.

[bigoak]

Can wait until he puts up on Ebay as "rust-free" and we can rip into it....

[Oiluj]

Wow! Lots of hours of work!

[CoastGuardZ]

That is AMAZING! The rust looks sooo real... heck even the windshield is dirty! Very nice (?!?!) work indeed!

[Z Speed]

Wow! Lots of hours of work!

Hehe, so true. First time I have seen someone taking hours to add rust/dirt to a Z instead of trying to remove it........

It is a job well done....

[beandip]

This is really great. Even to the holes in the floor pan. If the car wasn't setting on a set of blue prints it would look like the real thing. He did a masterful job. Gary

[Bonzi Lon]

The P.O. also shaved off the side marker lights, antenna and door locks. Very well done indeed!!!

Bonzi Lon

[lonetreesteve]

Here are the pictures in case anything ever happens to the obscure "roadgodz.com" website:

[DeesZ]

This guy has some talent! I'd actually consider buying one done well like that.

[five&dime]

Very nice. I build some pretty detailed models as well. I love the rust on this!!!

Here are some pix of what that car could have looked like in it's full glory

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28510

[26th-Z]

My guess is that the model is 1:24 or 1:25 scale. Probably one of the BRE model kits because of the Libre wheels. Fortunately, I don't need something expensive like that. I have one of those in full scale.

[Walter Moore]

My guess is that the model is 1:24 or 1:25 scale. Probably one of the BRE model kits because of the Libre wheels. Fortunately, I don't need something expensive like that. I have one of those in full scale.

Amen.

I used to have one like that in full scale, and hope never to have it looks like that again...