ChrisBcritter

"Bench Session" was Tex Smith's mechanical advice column in Rod & Custom.

Dinner dinner chicken winner... wait a minute.

Thanks Steve! Looking forward to them.

Culture is what makes milk turn into yogurt.

baby, I'll have

Bump for the weekend... Anyone have a body they can photograph?

gold spandex Speedo

Got another NOS original issue '63 Nova wagon interior to replace the one in the new kit, plus a set of NOS '67 Vette two-piece steelies - some of the best AMT ever made:

Will that be before or after the new-tool '60?

Over to Chad... Note the carefully worded narration and box art that makes no mention of costly words like "Beverly Hillbillies" and "Oldsmobile" (Hey, we didn't mention any specific Granny!).

Bridge starring Prince

Page Resins may still do the up-tops - I loaned Pedro one from a '62 Plymouth and he was casting them some years ago (I got the original back plus a copy).

looking like Wimpy

Romans who are well-known include Ruth Roman, Roman Polanski and Roman Gabriel.

excites Olive Oyl

but often aren't

Situation comedies like The Clumbsys never make it past the pilot.

STOMP STOMP STOMP STOMP pant pant pant... sorry.

Rain rain rain today here in Yucca Valley along with tons of wind. Staying at my boss's house taking care of his uncle and dog (while my boss and his partner enjoy Pebble Beach) and we lost a tree around 6pm: I usually park my car right where that d@mned thing fell, but for once I parked it by the garage. Power is out for several blocks around here but this house is somehow still lit. Roof leaks like a sieve and I have around 15 buckets, bowls, and pots catching water. Supposed to be sunny around here tomorrow, fingers crossed. Thanks for your concern!

Lincoln used to be a major contender in the Mexican Road Race.

At 7 or 8, urine a heap o' trouble!

Box lunches are called bento in Japanese.

Anyone have an unbuilt MPC '27 Lincoln roadster? I could use some photos of the bare body shell; side and top views especially. One of my future projects is Harrison Miler's roadster: From the August '74 issue of Rod Action, this photo is from the great story Harrison Miler wrote about his scrounged-together roadster which combined a '26 Jordan body, a '35 Ford truck grille, a stepped '28 Model A frame, '36 Chevy steering column/wheel and a '39 Merc flathead. It looks like the Lincoln roadster body may be close enough to modify to the Jordan's size and shape, If I shortened/pie-cut the body behind the doors and filled in the rear wheel wells. Photos of the Lincoln body would be a big help - thanks all!

Say the secret woid and win a hundred dollars from the duck.