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Hershey is this weekend I think

There were some fakes. At the Glenmoor Gathering there was one there that was basically a fiberglass body on a GM chassis. It had no interior but a seat and steering wheel. I'm guessing it was for the movie.

Ollies by me is practically cleaned out I should have bought more than 4

Nope it was the real deal. Exactly Mr. Badluck.....And I couldn't pull my phone out of my jacket quick enough

Not every day you are behind one of these........Although the picture is from last summer

Awesome....But I have a question........ Who the Hell brings Frosted Flakes to a BBQ?

How many do you want? I could send you some if you are interested

Go in and sign up for "Ollies' Army" you get a 10% coupon so you can save some more

Picked up the Ramcharger, Mongoose F/C and the Superbird.....Gonna go back as we grocery shop next to the Ollie's

Monogram T'rantula....I just built one

Legally a car. 3 or less wheels makes it a motorcycle

Irks me is all the whining about first world problems......

Just sucks the way he died...... I had just started working a full time job as a driver and drove past that spot many times in the days after.

I actually know an author....What do you think you need in a book on the deuce ?

Tom Mix' car at Glenmoor Gathering. You can get behind the ropes when you are event staff BTW I have Tucker pictures, Chrysler Turbine pictures too

Well said Paul. I was going to write the same!

These are my reasons why it shouldn't be. Sensors don't always sense and hardware has bugs that aren't foreseen. Foreseeing evry possible combination of problems is probably impossible for a programmer. What about the pitot tube on the Sealth bomber icing up and causing a crash on take-off. Or roads not existing that the GPS thinking are there

I like it! What kit is that?

Where did you get this? That is so freaking cool!

It needs a tree growing though it.... Looks great!!

How did you go from single to dual headlights?What headlights are those? Were they in the kit?

Now that I was thinking of it all the '62 drag cars had the bubbletop. Like the Dave Strickler car

Did '62's have the "bubbletop" I remember only seeing the more formal roof line on them. I know the "61's did.

James I don't think I'll bring anything to the next meeting as mine still look like poop compared to what you do I am aspiring to equal your abilities

If I was 1/25th scale I'd be trying to put a key in the door lock Very nice job