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Steve, ELO will remove the paint without causing the clear styrene to haze or fog. Just don't soak the glass, or any other parts, in it. Use a brush to apply it. Once the paint starts to lift, scrub the glass with a toothbrush using dishwashing liquid under warm water. Polish the glass to remove any scratches and give it a dip in the acrylic floor finish of your choice.

Well, there is a theory, identical to the micro black hole theory which you mention, that came to me when I woke up on a stoop in Innsbruck, Austria following a historic all-day drunkfest in the scenic ski resort of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. This was my story as to how I ended up there and I'm sticking with it.

This is where all of those small, irreplaceable parts launched from your tweezers end up.

You can snag a set HERE

It's the side entrance to Rum Bottoms in Massapequa.

That's not black. ACC (Air Combat Command) BUFFs are painted in overall FS36118 Gunship Gray.

So, from this information, we can deduce that Martians don't shop at the Big & Tall Man store.

Live Congressional hearing on UAP's (Lame acronym. What's wrong with UFO?) on television right now.

Vehicle registration plates of California

It's still better than using a penny farthing as a BMX substitute.

That's the advantage of having floating clavicles, which allows them to pass their body through any space into which they can fit their heads. Ever watch how cats slowly stick their heads into a slightly opened door to see if it'll fit? The only downside is that it's impossible for them to get sport coats which fit properly.

Cat logic dictates that their comfort level increases in direct proportion to the size of the box they cram their jello-like, shape-shifting carcasses into. Smaller and more cramped is the pinnacle of swell. Look at Spot's face. That there is the smug look of a 100% satisfied customer if I ever saw one.

Really great looking BUFF, Hugh. The SEA camo is excellent. This is still one of, if not the, best BUFF models available, even after 54 years. Is your B-36 the 1/48 one from HpH Models? I have their 1/48 B-52H and the Sanger vacuform B-52 which will be built as a "C" model. Tigger Models from the U.K. also has a vac 1/48 BUFF available.

A set of them there Goodyear illuminated tires would be icing on the cake.

To be honest, what else can be said? You can expect just so many "Gee, that's a lot of money for a car" comments without becoming repetitive.

That's almost enough to buy a pound of 80/20 ground beef.

I avoid Amazon just on principle.

Oy vey! Why even bring up that ScaleFinishes has Danube Blue when It has been confirmed that Nocturne Blue is available. I said as much in my post:

I included the paint code in my post. The GM/Cadillac color code for Nocturne Blue is 26. A custom paint from MCW will cost $18.00, twice as much as the paint from ScaleFinishes,com, more than the 1 oz. bottle and almost as much as the 2 oz. bottle from Paintscratch.com.

Scale Finishes has GM Code 26 Nocturne Blue, 2 oz. @ $9.99. Paintscratch.com also has Nocturne Blue Poly available (1 oz bottle @ $16.95 and 2 oz. @ $26.95). Re exterior/interior options, THE CADILLAC COLOR, UPHOLSTERY & ACCESSORY DATABASE 1940-1979 is an indispensable resource. Download and save it. According to the database, the following trim codes with white leather upholstery were available for deVilles and deVille convertibles for the 1966 MY which would match well with Nocturne Blue: 352* White Leather w/ Black carpet dV,dV Conv 353 White Leather w/ Med.Blue carpet dV,dV Conv

I miss the Hellmann's rattle can mayonnaise. Perfect for tunyfish sanguishes.

It's possible that George and Chuck Barris are the same person.

The granddaddy of pimpmobiles.