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Very cool indeed!!

Shinning up your ride then cruising to a car show can be another thing that is therapeutic.

Actually I do still use stamps every month when I pay our bills by writing an old fashioned check,put in an envelope, put the stamp in the upper right hand corner and take it to the post office. Think back to the last time you actually got a hand written letter in the mail from anyone. Been a while hasn't it? Another personal interaction lost to technology.

IMHO the high angle front 3/4 pix makes the hole created by the completely missing front fenders way too large. Maybe the width of the grille adds to that look. I believe that if I were building something similar I would be tempted to add some sort of a hood side panel to minimize the look.

The red and blue paint would benefit from a nice set of Superman decals.admit it that would have been very cool!

Things and stuff are the only two classifications for matter.

X2!

Models plus the planning, Building and sharing there of can be therapeutic.

Agenda shouters are the worst.

Needed indeed would a very quick visit to the closest bathroom if I were to eat any Hispanic food as I am allergic to several of the common ingredients.

Very slick. Good luck.

Very interesting indeed.

Looking good.

It's obvious you've done your homework on this one. Looks very well planned.

Thanks I thought it might have been a candy root beer color.

What color is that?

Great pix. Gotta love that mid '50's Burgundy Buick convertible. Must have been hot and dry as the grass looks terrible.

Going forward with this thread will be good also attempting to end with words that are appropriate and somewhat challenging to the next person.

Digest your crayons if you must but be forewarned of a colorful end result.

Dust in your wet paint is a real bummer.

Saw a '55 Chevy series 150 four door sedan yesterday. What makes this particular car rather unique was not the car I self but rather the setting it is in. It's setting inside the fence area of an assisted living facility. In particular it is used as a "memory trigger" for those there for memory assistance therapy. Pretty cool concept overall. There are many other objects there for same purpose but I thought the car was rather unique.

Airbrushes have I none,but hair filled brushes have I fifty one.

Satin sheets are do very comfortable to sleep on.

Assembly assistance reference material available online as well.

Intended it is,also fun to play along.