Jon Haigwood

Just thought I would ask. If anyone has any interest in the Lunar Rover I have several detail pics

I have several photos of this with more info if anybody is interested I did not want to post all 12 at once here If there is interest I can post them or send them

This one should have had wings. Apparently fins weren't enough

Climb aboard the Magic Bus

Where Chevys go to die.

Thanks for the comparison. Just getting back into the hobby I have never used any of these products but I have been trying to find something to repaint Blowers Scoops and other small parts that I have to redo do to bare spots from the parts tree and the grooves where the two piece parts come together. I have been using Spaz since it was all the store had in stock. For me it works OK as long as I have the surface smooth with no scratches or bumps. It does not duplicate chrome perfectly but seems to leave a surface that more represents polished aluminum which closer to what the real parts are made from. I believe that the only to perfectly duplicate chrome is with chrome. A small spray can of Spaz for $11/$12 is a bit high so I will be using it sparingly.

At least not made from surgical tubing

It's all a matter of "Diversity" , but then again that's just another thread altogether

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Very nice, I once toyed with the idea to build a Ala Kart sedan delivery. With this inspiration I may just got back and do it

Went to a police auction years back and they had a 64 Sport Fury with the Street Wedge seized from a drug dealer. Went for way more than my wallet could bear

Jan and Dean recorded three versions of Dead Mans Curve Versions #1 & 3 - "my frenched tail lights", "the strip was deserted" and "pulled her out and there I was" Version #2 - "my six tail lights", "the street was deserted" and "pulled her out and there we were"

MY EYES, MY EYES how can I unsee those???

for your listening enjoyment

"Mercury Blues" was originally called "Mercury Boogie "written by K.C.Douglas . The info I found states it was written sometime in 1948.

The Automobile Spin was Only music , no lyrics , so it wasn't a song

1901

https://www.flickr.com/photos/iowahawk_blog/sets/72157624508519475/show/ The Hot Rod Lincoln Photos

There was a 66 Hemi Under Glass and a 67 Hemi Under Glass the newer kit seems to be a 67 , the older kit from what I can find out is a 66

So is the new Dart a foreign car ? if so it should be called the Dardo (Italian for Dart)

The there is always Jan & Deans "Schlock Rod" but it's not in the Poll Bucket T deserves a mention also

Hot Rod Lincoln was written about a specific car as described in the song. In the case of Little Deuce Coupe it was written and then a car was found that suited the song for a album cover. In the song the Deuce Coupe there was little to actually describe the car, being only that it was a Deuce Coupe with a flathead mill (actually it was a OHV V8) and a 4 speed stick (actually it was an automatic) Love both cars and both songs but I am still going with HRL They are both on my list of future projects along with the original version of Tweedy Pie with the Flatty

I love all three but I have to go with Hot Rod Lincoln it was based on a real car (currently in a museum in Washington State). I am not sure which one had the most covers but would put my money Hot Rod Lincoln by Charlie Ryan The real Hot Rod Lincoln . Originally it was black but Charlie updated it a few years before he passed.