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Wow!

What a great build! Your craftsmanship shows in every photo! Good Show.

That is one answer. Not the one I had in mind, but an answer......

And notice that nobody even pretends to try to stop him. I wonder why?

Another Great Olds Build. Very Sharp, sanitary build. You and Tony "Bogger44" have built a great pair of cars. Good Show.

Great Build! The stance looks "Spot-On" to me. An understated but, potent little race car. Good Show.

What a Stellar Build! It looks like the cars I've seen in the pits at Famoso. It has the Brutal Stance that signifies a real Drag Car. Good Show.

Awesome Build! That Colour looks great on that kit. What a clean build up. Good Show!

That is the exact kit and article I was referring to, Tim! Kit looks better than I remembered it, too.

I'm hoping for the Newport and the Lancer. Although, I'd take any of these kits.

Looking at HPI Guy's video of the Revell kits he has, the Tudor Sedan box was shown. The Box clearly shows 2 wheel options. The Mags on the top, and the Wire Wheels also. No Steelies are shown, so they may not be in the kit. I want one of these kits! now, if they'd bring the Roadster back.

I got a ride home from work today, did not have to ride the bus. (an hour and a half to two hour journey, normally) Had fresh dinner waiting at home for me, and I got to romp with my Rottweiler puppy. (She's now a year old, but still goofy and playful) It was a good day.

Neat Loco, Steve. Rum lookin' little Thing, isn't it?

I'd just be happy with a Mercury 4x4 Truck, myself.

Thank You! I need to find some.

I think it might be the other way 'round. The Custom is from 1977 I think.....

Sharp Ride, Dave. Congratulations on the new Car!

I really like that Impala, Billy. What paint did you use for the Green?

Great Job! You see this kind of truck pop up on Craig's List here in Bakersfield fairly often. Usually 10-15 years old, very low mileage, used mostly for towing the Toy Hauler and Buggy, or Motorcycles to Pismo. They are clean and well cared for and are a bargain when you find them. They sell quickly. Alberto, you just Nailed the look of these Trucks. I'd say you scored a direct Bullseye on your stated Build Backstory. Excellent Job! Good Show.

It is NOT the old Aurora kit. Revell was quite clear that this is an all new tool. I cannot wait for the Civilian Version either. Mario, this is a fantastic Job, on this kit. Good Show.

I'd have to look at the '78 Pace directions, but I believe you are correct, Steve.

I've watched the 11'8" Bridge channel for years! Hours of Fun.

Dave V. If you look at the linked Instructions you'll see the the 4 door Vette is different tooling than the TD Vette. In Fact, I think the 4 Door derives from the Monogram Corvette Street Machine (kit 2259)

Just Awesome!!! I really like that! Good Show.

Don't Worry Bob, it will tank again.