LongRoofNut

Outside pictures.

Love the long roof.........not that I am bias or anything. LOL.

Nailed it!

Clean can not describe how beautiful that Mustang is.

I think I figured out the meaning of cream puff. Brilliant builds!

Love it!

Love it! Always wanted this kit but always late to the party to get one.........

Glad you found the place Nick. I have learned a ton, made some great trades, and best of all learn something new each time I come on here.

This is awesome! Gives me ideas for my own station (Exxon).

I like what I am seeing!

Rolling art.

Nice!

Looking at this I can hear "The Hustle" by Van Mcoy. I have had this kit for years and that goofy fit problem just ticks me off so I just stop. Maybe by next decade I will get a few steps closer. Great work!

Thanks guys for all the input and ideas. I was looking at Hobby Lobby and found a commercial jet liner from the '70s '80s era like one I few in going to England. Always wanted to build one and with my half of coupon, might just pick one up.

Dang Ron, that is mouth watering. Really like how that color turned out. Would look great on a early to mid '70s full sizer.

Perfect!

They can build up nicely. Mine was used as a toy before I got it.

I was thinking about that John. Something simple, no engine, just a interior tub, body and chassis. It might get my mojo back on track. I was looking at my '70 Buick Wildcat tonight, might fit that bill. The big Detroit boats always gets my motor going! As for other hobbies, everything involves being outside. Being snow or negative 20........makes things a pain.

Sadly I have not been on here for awhile. Few months ago my computer went loopy in the middle of a trade, the page would show but no writing in the boxes. Besides that my job has kept me busy thus sucking the energy out of me. I agree Mike. My bench is nice and tidy with all the cars in somewhat of an order of stages of being built, restored or whatnot. But when I come home, it's time to snow blow the driveway, deice things, and other life responsibilities. By the time I am done, it's bed time.

Beautiful!

Has anyone hit that point of builders block? I hit mine a few months ago and can not seem to get over that hump. Whats driving me crazy is that I reached that level of building where I am proud of my cars and feel they are at a level of my own standard. But it's like I ran out of fuel....... What have you guys done to give yourself that bump to start up again? I bought a few kits outside my '60s and '70s factory stock in hopes that it being different than I am used to, it would refresh me. But no dice.

Very cool! Great to see other long roof owners/builders.

The plow looks right at home. Great work!

I can't wait for my '73 Chevelle!

Awesome work man!