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.

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

Wow! Lots of hours of work!

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

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....

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

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

Bonzi Lon

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

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

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

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.

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...