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"Tomorrow I might get around to what I didn't get around to the day before yesterday" is no attitude to take if you want to accomplish anything in life, but it's certainly tempting.

Everyday I try to accomplish something, but it’s difficult now that I am retired because there is always tomorrow.

Yesterday finally found ten screws that I was looking 3 days for. Left a buncha stuff on the workbench in my grandma's garage before going camping, came back on Sunday and all that stuff was gone. On that day I found stuff in one side of the recycling bin, and in one of the drawers of the workbench. On Monday found stuff at the bottom of the kitchen garbage bag, and then searched every possible place for those 10 screws which at that point were the only things lost not recovered. Found them yesterday in a pill jar with other screws that was on the workbench in the garage. Right in front of my fricken face the whole time and it took me three days to realize that.

Great Build of a Historic NHRA SS/E

Most Excellent

Great looking stace looking forward to that to BBC in that Chevy!

It's a definite issue. Mentioned the hell of a time I had with the side stripe decals on my '69 Galaxie XL GT model kit. Didn't crumble in the water, but were extremely delicate upon application and didn't stick well. Ripped in a bunch of places too. Not sure what the heck AMT's doing with their decals these days but they are definitely cheaping out on them.

Any E-Mail that I get that is not from someone that I recognize I just block the sender Mike

Got a scam text the other day. Can't remember if there was bad spelling, but the scam said I had gone 63km in a 40km zone and that I had to resolve the ticket by clicking on the link in the text. Couple problems with that. 1) No vehicle in my name. 2) Cell number isn't registered anywhere at all. 3) Was out camping for a week when I got the scam. 4) Hadn't driven a car that whole week either. Sometimes scams are so plainly obvious it's sad.

Yes mine has that too. Forgot to mention even pushing didn't budge it. Ended up being a two-person job to get it off the slope.

Yeah that sure looks like a tiny truck. Looking at it from my phone anyways.

I like that. I agree on the chicken, this gen Trans Am looked good with them.

Always felt the AMT flip nose body looked somewhat '40 Fordish, and the nose was too large. Have built many of each but favor the later Revell issue.

Great looking build!

Looking for the rotors for this kit ........... they locate the hard axle to the chassis plate. thanks

impressive work!

Beautiful job!

Great build!!

Beautiful Pair!

Sharp Mopar!

This is what I've been doing. At shows they seem to be very disorganized. I have walked away while waiting for 15 minutes to buy a few things.

Great looking build…

Beautifully done!

Great looking build!

Great looking drag car Scott. Super nice build.