*Front wheels aren't poseable
*Small decal sheet... no gauges
*Pins are visible after the glass is installed
*Some of the emblems are a little light

I enjoyed building this kit. There's also a prepainted version, and another one with a continental kit. It goes together quite easily. I'd like to pass along a tip. Don't glue the rear panel to the body until after you install the chassis. Otherwise it's a pain to get the chassis in there.

The only disappointment was that there were no hood hinges. That is, the hood is on or off. No pins to actually "raise" the hood.

There are no gauge decals.

If your into Edsels....Buy this kit now. If you are thinking twice about it, don't. You will not be disappointed.

I got this kit from Wal-Mart for under 5 bucks.

Frame wouldn't fit onto the floorpan unless I clamped it with the glue applied. Some versions don't have the "E" symbol on the hood ornament.

The pre-painted kit is worth the extra price. it's extremely detailed.

I picked up several of the unpainted kits at Toys R Us for US$3.33 each. Must have been a misprint, but the '67 Impalas were the same price so I picked up a few of those also.

- Haven't really encountered any.

I'm still working on this kit and have about 8-10 hours left. The kit came together without any problems at all. Working of this kit actually inspired me to try new things, so this is the first kit EVER where I wired the engine, used flocking and used Bare-Metal. Everything just enhanced this kit even more.

Some of the chrome pieces should be attached to the trees from the bottom of the part (where the attaching point wont be seen as easily)
Mounting holes in rear window show (I remidied this by painting a thin line of black around the edge of the window to simulate the rubber seal)
The engine is nicely detailed but I think its a bit small to be scale

I enjoyed this kit. Definatly one of the better kits I've done since I started building

-The continental kit just would not fit together for me.
-There were really no decals to be applied.
-The grill detail was too light.
-Chrome was really thin and flaked off in many places.
-Large obvious sprues on the chrome parts.
-Spinner caps on the wheels were secured to the trees with too large of sprues which caused mine to break when I tried to remove them.

All in all this kit wasn't that bad it had a lot of great details and features. I would pay more than 10 bucks though for it as it has a lot of cons.

The front wheels are posable but there is not a sway or tie rod. There are a few inaccuracies.

I would recommend this kit to someone who likes 50's cars, or to build something diffrent. THIS IS NOT A BEGINNERS KIT.