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Just one? AMT's Open Road camper van. Scott

JoHan's full-detail Chrysler Turbine Car. Blew me away the first time I saw it back in the early 70's. Still impresses me 40 some odd years later. Scott

That's not issue in the big scheme of things. A minor inconvenience at best. Scott

Mid 40s here today. It felt great. We've lost most of our snow! After the horrible November we had, I really needed this. Scott

The problem is, I'm sure they'd think the same thing of me.... Nice legs..... No? Okay, I know I'm not pretty or cute. And you know what they say, "People who live in glass houses souldn't throw stones." I wouldn't kick anyone of them out of bed for eating crackers. Scott

Can it be built stock? I'm not keen on the version shown on the box. Scott

Another nice one. I like the color. It works well on this car. Scott

Very nicely done. I like it. Scott

This subject was covered here just a couple of months ago. Scott

I assume your talking about a Dodge Stealth promo from the 90's? They're not all that rare. $30 is probably on the high end for one. If your buying one for your collection, I'd say go for it. To resell? I don't know? I'd pass. Scott

By the way, does the road to Shambala (your stated location) have any snow on it? Scott

In the 70's GM like to offer white seats with many different color combinations. Normally the seats and door panels were white. The dash, carpet and package shelf were in the other color. I remember they had a green with white seats that looked pretty good. I always liked blue and white. Red and white were fairly common too. Old Car Manual Project has a lot of old car brochures you can see for free on their web site. I'd go there and start looking around. Scott

Looks cool. Scott

I like it. Very nice. Scott

Despite liking the 914, I got a chance to drive one once back in 1979. The first and only Porsche I've ever had the chance to drive. Like Revell's model of the 914, I was not impressed with the real car either. Still, I think they're cool. Scott

'61 Starliner! Very cool. Oh, and nice job on the model too. Scott

Again, I like it. Scott

Your not the only one. The second one on the left, maybe. Scott

I too like it. Life is boring without a little silliness from time to time. Scott

What issues all you referring to? Scott

That's too bad. I like the subject matter. And I need one of Opels above. Very cool! Scott

The roof rack is not correct for a '67. The rear pillars on '65 - '68 full-size Ford wagons had built in air deflectors. So there is no need for the air deflector on the rear of the luggage rack. This was a feature offer on the deluxe luggage racks after '68. The price and the incorrectness at this price, are two things that don't sit right with me. Scott

Cute. Over all it would work for me. Scott

I still say Ford Capri MkI (1970 - 1974 Mercury Capri to those of us in the Western colonies) is still the biggest miss by model companies out there. This car was a big hit in every market were it was sold. The European Mustang. Yet no 1/25th scale kit of it. Scott

Why??? Why do you want to do this? The real stuff isn't bad enough? I hate snow. I hate what snow does to cars. I'll never build a model that will remind me of the stuff I'm trying to get away from. Remember, snow is a four letter word. Please don't use it around me again. Scott