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Hey Guys, Day Two I was cleaning out our storage room and I found one of my older brother's model, a 1940 Stone, Woods, and Cook, the black one. My brother told me I could have it, since the rear axle was snapped from the frame. I took the engine, (which I'll take pictures of after I touch it up) and also the frame. I'm going to see if I can fix the rear suspension and maybe use that because the Nomad's suspension is, well, (thumbs down emoticon) I will post pictures. Thanks for looking! -Glenn

Thanks Mike! I'll have more updates soon!

Keep Up The Good Work

KUTGW

This looks amazing, KUTGW

Thanks Niko for the website! I'll have to see if I can find a bigger motor that would fit; but I think I already attached the blower to the motor... I can't remember... Thanks Stan! I've looked at a couple of your builds (65 Impala and your Capri) and you were part of the inspiration behind this build.

The fact that this was all hand-painted blows my mind. Amazing work; Keep up the excellent work man

Thanks, I'm going to continue it tomorrow. Thinking of painting it either Hemi Orange or maybe tan to make it look like a "sleeper" Thanks man, hoping this one goes my way instead of my truck..

Looks sweet, keep up the good work! -Glenn

Interesting kit! Just some touchups and it'll look even better! Oh and a tip; take your wheels and sand them with sandpaper and they'll look worn and not like the car was just washed or it has brand new tires! -Glenn

Hello, for my first post, I'd like to show you my 1955 Nomad Pro-Street/Drag Wagon. I decided to call it the 9 Second Grocery Getter, for short I'll just call it the Grocery Getter. First, lets start off with the motor. It is a motor from a 1955 Badman Gasser kit. It is painted flat aluminum (oil pan, transmission) satin black (transmission) guards red (block) I re-painted the blower flat aluminum, since the chrome was not so good I painted the headers satin black and I drilled the ends out to look like actual pipe. Originally, I was just going to take parts of the interior and the chassis to fit the large wheels up there like this: But then I remember I still had the chassis to a prostreet 55 belair I did a while ago, so I cut it up and slapped it on there. More updates will be coming soon! Any advice/recommendations are welcome! -Glenn Also, where do you guys get your really wide slicks, and for what price?

Do good. It'll make him happy.

Thanks Bruce, I'll be sure to! Thanks Mike, I hope I do have the right attitude haha! Steven, your welcome for me, ah giving you hope haha. I already have had many years of fun and I hope for more too. Tonight I'm probably going to post my progress so far on my Nomad. Thanks! -Glenn

Hello, my name is Glenn Might. I am 14, about to turn 15 in August. I have been building models ever since I was 4 or 5. I mostly enjoy building classic cars and some newer cars. Currently I am working on a Pro-Street/Drag 1955 Nomad. I'm not the best builder, like some of you (I've spent almost 2 hours gawking at all the amazing models on here haha) but I enjoy making models and that's what it's all about, right? I'll enjoy getting to know you guys and hope I can make some friends here. -Glenn Aka DynoMight