oldnslow

Got rear ended going to a cookout yesterday , , slowing to turn in and a young fella , 16 , behind us poked the right rear corner with his Forerunner . Got the tail light assembly , the bumper cover , the bar behind it and pushed the quarter just enough to bow it out maybe 1/2" and move the deck lid to the drivers side and jam it and that's just what I can see . Now for the dance with the insurance company , although Geico has been easy to deal with in the past when we were the customer and have already contacted me about an estimate , here's hoping they will be again .

At first I thought that was the real truck you wanted to copy , fantastic job , just one suggestion , sand the tread on the tires .

Wife and I were possibly exposed after having dinner with some friends who were exposed at a funeral . Of course everybody had to be tested , ours came back negative , , still waiting for our friends results to come back .

Looks like maybe you should start doing a little self inspection , those parts look like they came off a sunken ship .

Putting a car with yellowed decals in direct sun light will some times get rid of the tint , maybe it will work for the glass as well ?

work so far is inspiring in itself , this is going to be one of the better builds on here .

Looks , great .

Wow , that turned out nice , great choice of parts .

good looking car , where did you get your figures ?

I think those came from the 48 ford coupe kit .

Love the pedals in this

Those are the super heavy duty 10 ton units from Harbor Freight ,

HAHAHAHAHAHA , that's a great Lauryl and Hardy bit !

Wow , that's nice .

, kinda thought that would be the case .