JerseyRed

I did not know that. Thanks, I'm going there tomorrow.

Yeah, but you guys are all over the place. And deep into catalogs too. I'm gonna keep trying 🎼🎶✌️

It's good thing that we in New Jersey speak perfect English.

My first impression was that it was a little too busy but as I looked closer everything belongs there. It really looks like a working shop. Thumbs up, definitely a nice job.

That's a mean looking machine! It looks like a good kit. How'd it go together?

Ok, but you do admit that many of you substitute F for Th as in: Fanks for the compliment.

Just to let everyone know Hobby Lobby has free shipping today on orders over $59.00. I just started looking but I'm not seeing anything to my liking yet. I thought maybe people that don't have one nearby or can't get there might be interested. p.s. There's also 20% off model kits on the site too.

Thank You! I was going to ask this. I thought people were saying it wrong.

WOW!!! Very impressive build.

Great stuff, especially the paint. What are the paint details on the Grand Prix and Edsel? I love those colors.

You were north of me, I'm in Spotswood right next to East Brunswick in central NJ. How did you end up in Alaska?

Yes!!!

Dave is correct. I found this description of the '57 Ford Country Squire trim at http://auto.howstuffworks.com/1950-1959-ford-country-squire7.htm A modified version of the 1955-56 Country Squire's fiberglass framing was employed, but the wood-toned Di-Noc shed the horizontal plank look. Side-window frames and the upper tailgate continued to copy the look of wood grain.

Not really a NASCAR guy, but I can appreciate quality builds when I see them. Great work!

All are great! Partial to the '65 Chevy 4x4 though. I have the '66 Chevy pickup that I'm hopefully going to make into a wrecker. Great stuff.

Nice stuff. Some interesting, different builds. Love the matching '57 Fords though, very cool.

I feel very lazy just watching your productivity.

This is really cool. We had a camper exactly like this when I was a kid. Ours was on a '66 Ford pickup. Your details are fantastic already. I can't wait to see how far you take it.

Man, you guys put up some tough songs. I might be out of my league.

Nice build. Is the hood operable or is that it? Just wondering because it's another one on my list and I would prefer to be able to open it to see the motor if I do all that work.

Cool, Welcome! Jump right in.

It's hard to tell, does the interior/seats match the pinstripes? It all looks great!

Still very bright even on a cloudy day. Looks very cool!

This one keeps tempting me too. Looking forward to the rest.

That's going to look great.