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Looks like she is smuggling jellybeans under that top!!!!

Cover of the 5 man eletrical bands hit

Here is a link to a resin search database. http://www.rocketfin.com/resin-model-cars-trucks.cfm Jimmy Flintstone makes a 1959 Cadillac Ambulance and a Hearse. Hope this helps.

1 of the things that most of you are missing is that, the hobby shops have already lost out on this. They are AUTO WORLD Exclusives and would not be in the hobby shops anyway. You will only be able to get these EXCLUSIVES through Auto World. You would just be able to get them before the General Public can get them. And most will be in LIMITED NUMBERS.

Look at Bills post #3 Last pic is magneto mounted on a 392 with a blower.

From what I understand, this is just a pre-release shipment club. You get that model before it is released to the general public. So the Paddy Wagon will be released in mid December. Details are here http://autoworldcollectorclub.com/

Great start. I'm liking this!!!

Welcome to you, Dale, to down under from up and over....lol, been wanting a reason to use that line....

What tracks did it run at? Driver? Need more info to research.

Base coats may not have dried enough, still gassing out and causing the future to not dry.

You may want to try getting some Jimmy Flintstone figures, and paint them to replicate the Dukes. http://www.jimmyflintstonestudios.com/viewcategory.php?groupid=4

Wrapping wire from Radio Shack. 30 ga

This may help you. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=40904

Thanks for the help on this Bill, thought that the dist was in the back like the 340s of old.

The Lindberg 64 Dodges, or Dodge 330 Super Stocks, many are easy to find. I think the hood scoop is on the Super Stock kits. Color me Gone, Maverick, Ramchargers are the Super Stock kits. The only other might be a hard to find Jo-Han kit.

If the magneto has wires coming out the side, follow firing order, 2 wires would go from each side to opposing cylinder sides

I am not a stamp collector, but I see myself collecting a sheet of these. Thanks for the info, or I never would have known about these.

Dr. Cranky, Chris Chapman are a couple I follow regularly. There are others that I watch if they catch my interest. https://www.youtube.com/user/damncranky666 https://www.youtube.com/user/cchapman195

Great Job on the tutorial. Looks functional, I might have to build one of these also.

You can scratch build the casters. Thin aluminum for the frame, bent, drill for axle, wheels made from styrene rod. The axle could be made from wire, or actually a pin, with a flat head on one side and filed on the other side to achieve a burr to hold it together. Made casters for an engine stand with this technique.

Getting them sandblasted, would completely dull and pit the finish, and bring out flaws in other portions of the Aluminum. Then the real work of completely polishing of the wheels. Just repair the affected area, Buff and clear coat.

Tom, Thank-you for doing the research and work for us(ME). I think this should be pinned for quick reference. I have recently started again using Future and just not had the time to work with it as much as you have. But it has made my windows clearer.

Very Nice Mike, hope to see you display that at one of the meetings.

Or any product that says acrylic floor finish

I have a charcoal filtered, paper filtered suction box, purchased from an air filtration company. The paper filter can be replaced by myself, but the charcoal portion has to be serviced by the company. It was designed for the purpose of cleansing the air of paint fumes and is a stand alone unit. I incorporated it into my paint booth. The purchase price at the time I bought it was $50, and the servicing of the charcoal filter is $15 I have it serviced every 6 months. Paper filters are changed every 2 paint jobs.