Harold

That's a great job.1:43 you say? Awesome.

I really like this. You did a great job on the foil.

Nice pair o'Fords you got there.

I like it a lot. Nice work.

I promise to give the red one a good home. Nice pair of Chryslers.

Beautiful.

Very nice save, Chuck. And yes, the hardtop had a lower roofline then the sedan.

datsa nice.

Today I was adapting a set of Pegasus wheels and XS disc brakes to my '71 Torino. Using different sizes of aluminum tubing I was able to do the deed. However, I fumbled my x-acto and it landed in the top of my foot (I try to be barefoot whenever possible). No prob, clean it up and slap a bandaid on it. A while later while trimming the back of one of the discs I sliced my right thumb. No prob again- clean it up and put a bandaid on it. The chassis is now up on its wheels, and with the car mocked up it looks darn good. However, I might be getting woozy from the blood loss.

I especially like the rust coming out of the exhaust. Now that spells performance.

Like I've said for years- chrome doesn't class the place up.

Cool how a 108" wheelbase in 1:24 becomes 112" in 1:25.

This is a knockout. I've always thought the Alexander Brothers were great. A fitting tribute.

Great out of box build. The interior turned out especially nice.

That turned out great.

Right now I'm in sixties to early seventies muscle car mode. I also like fifties, eighties, nineties, aughts and I'm starting to get into supercars. There's a few prewar cars that turn my crank also.

Sweet. I remember the blue one from another magazine. Nice stuff.

Awesome. All its missing is Jezza behind the wheel shouting 'POWER!'

Its really real, and I'm being real. Really.

I saw the one with the Scalectrix track laid out on the old Brooklands circuit. They may call James Captain Slow, but he took both a Veyron and Veyron Super Sports to their top speeds.

Its hard when they go. I had to have my Roxy put down two years ago (she was 14), and there isn't a day that goes by where I still don't think about her

Nice Dodge. I like the color and the wheels.

I like these historical racers you're doing. Keep 'em coming.

Gotta love them Buicks.

Nice job. What did you use for the chassis upgrade?