My take on The Classic One from Dutch's plans

I really liked the scale and detail of this model when I saw the plans on Dutch's website so I just couldn't ignore it.  It was a great build and a lot of fun.  Even after a half century of woodworking, I learned a lot from this project.  It took me about 90 hours total to complete.  The main body is Satin Wood with trim of Bubinga, walnut, zebra wood, purple heart, and black wood.  I made my own spoked wheels instead of using the plan item.  Finish is Linseed oil mixed with mineral spirits and Minwax wipe on satin poly.  All in all, a great project and an excellent plan.   The detail in this plan is remarkable.  Down to the smallest detail, it is a wonder.  The seats actually slide on dovetail rails.  The greatest challenge for me was making the graceful curve of the front fenders and also the windscreen frame.    I am waiting to embark on my next Dutchy project.  While I said that I make a lot of toys for grandchildren, this particular project is mine.  :-)