Mopar hound

I'm sorry, but the front end (especially the grill) reminds me of my 2000 Dodge Stratus parked out in the driveway.

I have three of these L-berg 330's in stash and greatly enjoy following this thread. Keep up the great work!!!

Just saw him the other day on a repeat of "TheRebel". May he rest in peace.

I'd always bet on the Diamond T. Had several in the family and was never dissapointed with their abilities.

I delivered cement to the Shedd Aquariam in Chicago for patch work to be done on the whale tanks. It was a great cruise down Lake Shore Drive in my 79 Screaming Jimmy.

I'd be happy just getting a snow blower for a toy. Stupid models take up all the spare change.

Can' really balme Rustoleum products as Testors is owned by them now. Got to admit I am considering Dupli-Color myself. Seems to be more bang for the buck. Besides I keep several colors in stock for my "steel" cars so it's not like I have to buy much.

Fantastic! Looks like with a few bucks down could drive it home today.

Really nice to see a decent model car forum. Since I kind of started building cars I looked and looked for a decent forum and finally my searching paid off. Usually I do aeroplanes -WWI bi-planes mostly - and have shied from styrene autos mostly because I do most of my real car wrenching myself and worked in the auto industry. However, one too many beers or something made me take the plunge into the dark side and all of a sudden I'm building a 1/24 Plymouth Barracuda and loving the BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH outta it. Don't know about the whole plumbing thing...may do the plugwires...since it got tiring rigging 1917 Albatros' and Pflaz' but hey, maybe after a model or two. By the way, why is there 1/24 and 1/25... I'm thinking (probably wrongly) that 1/24 came earlier as those kits seem to have less parts and are older molds. Not really sure though.