Dave Van

Super clean work!

Well done!!! I like it!

Chassis is the same Salvinos chassis that was under OLDS and Monte Carlo. Leaf's out back, bars in front. Which engine is correct depends on the year you are building. I do not have exact dates but NASCAR went from HEMI, big block to 366 or smaller during the use of that body Charger.

I think I know where they got the idea for the 30 box........ A good idea for a '2 kits in one box' maybe??

DJ....we will be taking our Mustang to Somerset in AUG for the Mustang Day show....... Hope your move goes well.

A few good places in Lexington where my son lives. A side note. I never spent much time in KY but since my son moved there I have found it a very nice place.......kinda a flat West Virginia!!!!! We are doing a car show next weekend in Somerset KY.

Great spin!!!

I went back and looked over the photos again....so much great work!!!! Also trigger the thought that at a glance you could tell one car from another. No mistaking a Brabham for a Lotus!!!!! Today I can't spot one from anohter......gone are the days of individuality.

#208 is a good issue. CONGRATS on the hard work by all involved. ONE thing I did not think was great was some content from the MCM website. I can see why some of this was used......but as more original content becomes available I hope new issues are all new. Again thanks to the folks that provide us this magazine......I still like holding paper in my hands and spending time reading.

Being a model railroader too.....I build a number of structures. Your diner is a great build on such a large scale. As buildings get larger scale it can become more difficult! Here is a modified O scale 1/48 scale diner on my layout. Thanks

I got invited to a car show at the Greenbrier.....so looks like will miss this one.......

Depending on $$$ may need a few.

VERY nice work!!!! I built that when it first came out....box stock. It and the 6 wheeler are my favorite F1 racers.....great era!

Nice work.....just odd enough!

WOW...that is a TON of work!!! Give us a few details how you built thing. Nice work.