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Posted earlier in thos thread is a link to how to fix the rising fender syndrome.

Yes yes yes, thats my favorite year of mopar truck. I would be in for a few myself.

Thanks casey thats just what i needed. Great sight.

Looking for a supplier for 1/25 scale resin orbital batteries.

What about using compressed air to create a vacuum to pull air out of the cabinet. No mottor no sparks. Just locate the compressor out of the area and use a t to branch the air before the fitting for the airbrush. Use a watertrap on the air brush side, wouldnt need one on the evacuate side because no air is going into cabinet. Your most likely using a compressor for the airbrush anyway. Just a idea. The same principle is used in some bead blasting cabinets.

I find it amazing how one match can start a forest fire. If you catch my drift.

Looks like missing link is on vacation till the 16th. Ill have to wait to see if he still has these items available. Thanks for the info.

Me too i take several.

So basically all the s.m. version has going for it is parts. If you want to build a nice one get the r.t. kit.

Is the street machine version the same kit with just street machine parts added or is a totally different kit?

Question. Are the kits currently in the hobby shops the same as this release?

Close enough the only difference was the enduro nose and ss emblems. If i remember mine correctly.

Is the 73 going to be a SS. Laguna?

Every issue i find in my LHS is the one with the dragster on the cover. Haven't seen that cover yet.

Thank you very much. Ill send you a email soon.

Is al cnaind from mas. I want to order from him as well. Thanks.

The wheels look like the sabre wheels from the 58 eldorado kit. With bullet centers.

Looking foward to your assessment of ts23. I had grabbed a few cans last year because they looked close to the color on the model i bought that was painted with tru match petty blue i bought off ebay that needs restoring.

Kool, i can build the hardtop version of the hurst/olds. Can't wait. Thanks.

I have looked through this thread and i don't recall seeing what year of cutlass we are talking about. Is it a 68, 69, 70 or newer?

Heck just ring the bell and yell the 73 chevelles are done come and get them while theyre hot. Lol.

The roof looks a little high to me almost like a volkswagon. I dont recall the chev's, buicks and cads with a high roofline. Or maybe it's just my eyes.

Worked on my suburban readying it for snow if we ever get some. Then checked out the forum. At least i didn't have to work. Might hit the hobby room tonite.

Kits were meant to build so i build them. Nothings sacred in my stash. It might be there a couple of years but when i am ready to build it in know its there.

Kits were meant to build so i build them. Nothings sacred in my stash. It might be there a couple of years but when i am ready to build it in know its there.