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Looking very nice Rex and I have not forgotten your parts. Gary

Very nicely done David, It can be a challenge building a slot body as nicely as you did. I picked up a set of wheels for the MK 6 GT that I was told came from a 3n1 kit, maybe an Oldsmobile. Anybody have more information?

The trailer came out of the parts box and I really don't remember whether it was AMT or SMP based.

Looks good JC.

Thank you all for your comments, I appreciate them. The body started life as a vacuum formed 1/25th scale slot car body by Scuderia Scale. Then Bill Landis and Dave Spazaro (SPL?) made solid resin castings. I took one of their castings and re-profiled the fenders and a few other pieces. When AMT reissued the El Camino I knew I had to the set.

The MAMA Boys and the Dayton Crew will remember this ensemble from the 2002 Toledo NNL. The one time I forgot my camera so thanks to Lyle for the photos. Gary

Very nice, I like it. Got one in the stash I need to get started. Gary

Received two 1/24 Cobras today . Diecast CSX2000 and a Monogram Street 427.

I like what you have done.

Looking really good.

Looking really good.

Marvelous work as always Pico. Now you have me thinking about the 1:1 Ghia Supersonic body that was placed on a 427 Cobra chassis by John Willment. Or would that be sacrilege? Gary

Very nice clean build. I like how you made the effort to pick out the rivets.

Allen, If I am not mistaken the Johan roadster is a 1934 and the coupe is a 1935. If it is the yellow roadster I have the windshield and the tire you need. Send me a message with your mailing address. Gary

Outstanding!