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Can I join? No Pics yet, but Building a Fujimi 1967, Ferrari 330 P4. Not sure where I'll put the extra Fuel Tanks.

I love the Lic Plate! "Faster" , indeed!

I've read about the Street Name "Peachtree" in Atlanta. Every Where it Seems.

Lookin' Good, Eran! That Kit Motor just screams, "Gasser", doesn't it? Your workmanship is excellent.

I have the "3 Street Problem", as well. I'm on Castleford. The others are Castlerock & Castlepoint. The Devil take "Clever Street Name Planners" !

What beautiful Countryside!

PM sent on the Woodies.

This thread... For as many Trillions of bucks we have collectively wasted as a country on Graft and Waste, we could not find the millions to save this example of U.S. Engineering at it's Peak? Sad, Sad, Sad!

Fun Build! I wish I had a chance to pick up a few of those $8.49 Landy's!

I have that kit. I've started the engine, but I have not gotten any further. Very Delicate tooling, that's for sure.

I just updated my info today. I hope it took? It seems to have, done so. Alan Alexis

Three stories about Yogo" 1. A friend had one. It must have been a "Wednesday Car" because it ran well, was a reliable commuter car, and he owned for ten years, until it was totaled. He loved the car, but was very aware that his was the exception to the rule. 2. A Reviewer in one of the Main Auto Mags of the time, said that the Yugo Shifted with all the smoothness of a Baseball Bat in a Barrel full of Coconuts. 3. Probably not real, but I heard a story that a Dealer near Seattle, was stuck with 10 or 12 cars when Yugo collapsed. They filled the gas tanks, Bondo'ed the filler doors shut, painted them cheaply, and then advertised them as "Disposable Cars" and sold them off cheap.

Man, That Rocks. That is the only 'Strutter in 1/28 scale anybody will ever see. You've hit a Homerun with that build!

Wow, what a great Build! War Thunder sure has some Inspiring "Whiffer" Armor. Your Colours are awesome.

Neat Motorcycle!

What a Great Little Falcon! Perfectly Done. I can see it a Sonic Drive-In , Friday evening car show.

I like it! The wheels will look good. Keep on Truckin'

What a Monster! Boy, they had Fun back then with cars!

I have the 2018 Issue. Great Tires and Decals, but the plastic inside is the same stuff it always was. I like it, but an older kit will get yiu the same parts.

Ron, you might scan this list of Model Car websights. Not sure if it will have what you want or not. https://www.rocketfin.com/model_car_links.html

I had not known the difference between "High side" and "Low side" bodies, until I saw the box pics. Thanks for posting them. Now, I know which kit to get.

It was 72` in town today. Warmer by Saturday.

After reading to comments, everyone else has said it better than I can. Just Stunning Work!

My Little Camry has been well cared for. I am the Third Owner. My Grandmother bought it new in 1987. She gave it to my mom in 2015. My mom gave it to me last year. It is indeed a creampuff! The CV joints are just starting to make that loose bearing rattle, but only on tight turns. So, I will probably take Ace's advice and not worry about them just yet. 30 years ago, I replaced Honda, Toyota, Nissan and Mazda Axles all the time. But, I no longer have access to either a shop or a hoist, and I'm not going to try doing the job on my back in a driveway. I may to try to price some axles though. I may not be able to get them once the car is 40 years old. Thanks to all who gave useful advice. I've read and noted all of it.

I'm driving an '87 Toyota Camry, 109 Thousand miles. It sounds like it might be needing to have the CV joints replaced. Do I dare trust the local Toyota dealer to fix it, or should I find a local shop. The Shop I used to trust has been sold and the none of the Old Techs are there. Not sure if I can still trust the place anymore. And speaking of parts, I figure that genuine Toyota Axles are the only way to attempt to get Quality parts, but you never know now days.