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  1. landman
    My thoughts exactly. No local clubs here, so the forum fills in for it and then some. Learning too, even as I near 70.
  2. landman
    X2
  3. landman
    Beautiful work on an interesting project.
  4. landman
    The Grand National's exhaust will be useable with the help of the tea light.
  5. landman
    Why didn't he give her a ride in the Rolls?
  6. landman
    Thanks guys.
  7. landman
    Had to modify the turbo shield and intake duct slightly to clear the sloping hood of the Stude. Same with the intercooler duct.
  8. landman
    Welcome aboard. I am working on a Studebaker as we peak. You will like it here.
  9. landman
    Very well done. I also love your grass.
  10. landman
    Never even heard of it. My first thought was Volvo 760.
  11. landman
    We lost another great, author, adventurer and classic car collector extraordinaire, Clive Cussler has passed. RIP Clive, and thank you for the countless hours of entertainment. https://www.cbc.ca/books/clive-cussler-adventure-novelist-dead-at-88-1.5476910
  12. landman
    Thanks,Carl.
  13. landman
    A Land Rover and some supplies.
  14. landman
    Chrysler Street Hemi, from the 1968 Road Runner kit. OHV V8, 426 cu.in./425 advertised hp.
  15. landman
    I had purchased the '62 Hawk from Missing Link.
  16. landman
    A street Hemi is getting the once over before shipping.
  17. landman
    A few years ago I built up this '62 as there was no '64 avaialable. It is a resin body over a '53 chassis with a semi scratchbuilt R4 engine.
  18. landman
    Thanks Christian. I sold it in 1998, after I purchased a 1947 Oldsmobile. Here's a few photos of it.
  19. landman
    After much fiddling and fussing, I think I got it. Now I can proceed.
  20. landman
    Superb.
  21. landman
    Yes David. It is certainly impressive. I would give some thoughts to adding reinforcement to the table legs. All those diecast have to weigh several hundred pounds... ?
  22. landman
    Then came the filling of the gaps in the rear wells.
  23. landman
    Narrowing the track in front required reducing the inside hub of the brake drum and sectioning the front suspension.
  24. landman
    Did you lay the grass down with one of those fancy applicators?
  25. landman
    The rear of the Stude is quite narrow. The fat tires of the Buick and the fact they are 1/24 almost make it look like a Pro Street.
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