Mike Williams

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Hmmm...and all along I thought these bodies were fiberglass. Is the scoop scale? Man, what's underneath....?

Coming along well. So what exactly is different on this car as opposed to the original T-Bolts? Of course, I get it with the wider tires, but what else? Is this a special class drag car, or just a build it 'cause you like it street car, or bracket car? Mike..

A few guys have asked questions, so, yes the car has a windshield, the seat belts are attached to the rear chassis and the chute is scratch built. Also the front spoiler is aluminum sheet. Here a few updated photos as the car sits alongside other fuel cars on the shelf... That's it. Thanks for looking. Mike..

Something about this car....when I first look at it....makes me think....aquarium. Anyone else?

Amazing. Looks real.

Wow. Any pics of the motor available? Really sensational stuff popping up here.

Again, fairly the same setup as previous. Where do you acquire these beautiful and stunning builds?

Again, another that you might be able to pull off. I don't understand what's going on. Do you buy these partially finished cars, then build them further? Great idea. Some pics of what you've done with these cars would be great too. Got any?

Well, you write that this is what you've come up with so far, and that you don't know if you can pull it off. Also, the body was already painted. So, have you done anything, or should I praise the previous owner?

Beautiful build, respect. Super smooth paint and excellent BMF detailing. Such an old kit, and so well done is just a joy to view. No idiotic slicks, no insane motor, just doing as the kit prescribes. This, being done just as it is supposed to be. Plus...the hood fits! Compliments.

I only have one project at a time on the bench. Usually beforehand I've already spent months gathering all of the information needed to build the project. Once started, I'll go through with it until finished, like maybe 3-4 months. The build before last though, needed a 30 month interval due to joint problems with my hands. OK nowadays. I'm rarely happy when it's done, mostly kind of saddened that's it's over. Then after a break, on to planning the next one. Anyways, I'm always interested in reading what other modelers are up to, and also the mind think.

Well, we'd all like to see some pics. Not every day a guy buys an auctioned police car. How many miles? What year? How about dings and dents?

This makes me laugh, I'll bet your friend has stories to tell too! Kind of like, stupid folks do stupid things.

Wow. Do you have any photos to show of your acquisition? You driving a cop car...what an idea. Truly, am amazing story. 140? On Long Island? Kind of crazy too, don't you think?