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That is Unusual, to say the least. I really like the '51 Ford Bronco. Makes me want to get the Ex-Monogram '55 Ford Panel, and the 1980's Ford Bronco, and see how the chassis and axles line up.

You are enormously Talented, Chris. Keep up the Drawing and Artwork.

It looks like it is down, temporarily. I hope it comes back soon. I spend a lot of time reading there. His scans are bigger, and clearer than many of the ones at Drastic Plastic.

I too, like the green. Nice work on the conversion.

Your Father was correct. I find myself repeating that phrase about once a day, anymore.

Looks Sharp! Good Show.

I have two daughters and one son. All are Adults now, and are married. The daughters have given me 4 grandchildren. I love them all, but the teenage years with the girls were very rough. Mike, be of Good Cheer. It really does get better, although I would not have believed that 20 years ago. It may take a long time for the Boy to "Straighten Up & Fly Right" as my Father was always telling me. But He should get there. You can PM me if you want to to vent. I've been on all sides of this issue now. I was your son for a while 40 years ago. I then went through what you are living right now. Finally, I have survived that, and now I have 12 souls over for the Holidays. (Myself and the Wife, 3 Kids, 3 Spouses, 4 Grand-Squirrels)

Great NASCAR Builds, Steve. Welcome to the Forum. There are many great builder here.

I hope mine gets a re-stock on the Revell (Ex-Monogram) M-48 Patton tank. I'd like one, but they have been out the last couple of times. I have 20 of the kits shown, in the exact boxings shown, purchased at H.L. I have another 14 of them, in different older boxing purchased over the last few years. That is 34 of the kits shown here. Of the remainder, none of them are kits I want or would build. I'm done buying kits for parts anymore, as they are too spendy. Looking forward to seeing the '60 Ford Pickup, and some Moebius kits make it in.

Love that Art! '50 Buicks are my favorite.

Have a Safe Trip. I wish I could do a Family Road Trip, but most of the Family I'd like to see have passed on. Do it while they are all still here.

Here is his eBay site. https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=Fremont Racing Specialties&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-156598-665184-3&mkcid=2&mkscid=102&keyword=fremont racing specialties&crlp=435072757348_&MT_ID=585556&geo_id=&rlsatarget=kwd-351997161527&adpos=&device=c&mktype=&loc=9031710&poi=1013802&abcId=1141786&cmpgn=6537773451&sitelnk=&adgroupid=80166966602&network=g&matchtype=b&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwv7O0BhDwARIsAC0sjWMcRJkZiJRRcMYtve2BUqXNWArWvwHapSK33SQ7E4hLlW0w7IIhjF8aAkY6EALw_wcB

Very Nice. It was that Three Point Hitch at the back that sold those tractors to the world. With it, a single farmer could do so much more. Yours looks great!

The Long John. The Slingshot.

Thanks. I'll point my browser that direction.

You are most welcome. I could swear I've seen another one, but Fireball probably has the best one anyways. I hope it works out for you.

Thank You, for sharing your knowledge, Chuck!

Okay, George. Where is his site?

Brutal, and Beautiful! MOPAR Perfection. You really nailed all the elements. Colour, Wheels & Stance. Good Show.

I like it too, Bob. Fine Work you are doing.

Joe passed away in 2022, but he was a cheerleader for his '39 Plymouth. Sprinkled in his blog archive are many old pics of the '39 Plymouth in use back in the day. A neat Guy. I still miss his blog.

You and me both,Carl. A huge lesson in how to build models in every Post.

I'm late to the party, but I found some 1939 Plymouth References. http://www.joesherlock.com/39Ply2.html

Wow! Even in a larger scale, that has to produce Eyestrain. Fantastic work.

Great Work on the hood, David. Looks like the flaw is vanquished.