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Wow, very nice. Love the colors, very different for a police car. Just beautiful work on this one. Thanks. Jeff

Absolutely loving this. Really like how you are walking us through this step by step, like showing the removal of exhaust system with the Dremal and everything else. I'm watching this one. Thanks. Jeff

I actually watched a re-run of the show the other day ( first time in 25 years ) and I loved it all over again, hahaha. I apologize for turning your thread into a TV show. I like the subject matter and your kit. Definitely a good score finding it at a thrift store. Thanks. Jeff

It looks like you are off to a great start. What exactly are you making the wheel flair's out of, if you don't mind me asking. I really like this and the direction that you are going in. Thank you. Jeff

Ahh, The 80ies. I was in the prime of my life then, unfortunately I cannot remember a thing. Looks great, I love the roof, actually I love the whole car. I sure wish that these were more easier to come by. Thank you for sharing this with us. Jeff

Any new updates on this. I'm really looking forward to this one. Thanks. Jeff

Hello Ace. I have read that all of the 69 GTX have the proper hood EXCEPT the original release Which has the 68 hood. In the On The Bench Forum someone who goes by Roadrunner has a build their of a 69 gtx and has a lot of exellent information. Also want to say that I got this information from Tubbs who posted this about the hoods on that post of roadrunners 69 gtx build. Thank you. Jeff

Definitely one good looking wrecker. Excellent color too. Thanks. Jeff

Now this is good stuff. Always exellent to see someone taking a step over and above. Talon63 , I really like what you are doing here and I especially like how you walked us though the steps to do it. Please post more when you can. Also, what a good price you paid for the 3 kits. Thanks for sharing this with us. Jeff

Looking really good. I to have just started getting into detailing the engine with the spark plug wires and other stuff. Really makes a big difference when you are done. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing this with us. Jeff

Hi Derrick. I already left a post here, but I just wanted to add something. I think that it is waaaay cool that you are going to build a car of your grandfather's car and just wanted to say that I wish I still had that opportunity to do that for my grandparents but unfortunately they have been gone for a very long time . Hindsight is 20/ 20 and I learned that the hard way. So looking back l wish that I did a lot more with and for them. Again Derrick, I think that it is pretty awesome what you are doing and I will keep an eye out for when you get started on this build. Thank you. Jeff

Hello buildnething, I don't know if this will help you but there is another really good post on a 72 charger on the ( on the workbench ) forum of this site. Some exellent information on turning a 71 into a 72 charger. I absolutely love this idea and maybe when my skills improve maybe I'll give it a try. Thank you. Jeff

Absolutely loving this. Lot's of great information on the different years. Thank you and keep up the good work. Been following this one. Thanks. Jeff

Absolutely gorgeous, what a beautiful job you did on it. Also, I like the pictures of your Father and his Brother in the Bel-Air. Family is always cool and brings back memories of some of my family too. Thank you for sharing this with us. Jeff

I love the Black. Definitely gives it the ( I mean business ) look. Really nice. Thanks. Jeff

One of my favorite subjects is the ZR-1. Anytime I see one mentioned I stop and look and yours looks great. What a good looking sleek car it is. Thank you for sharing this with us. Jeff

Does anyone know exactly when this will be available? Thank you. Jeff

OMG That is incredible. I am a very big fan of corvettes, all years and I just love what you did with that beauty. Thanks for sharing this one. Jeff

Now that's nice. What a great job with the weathering. Is that the Badman kit? Whatever kit it is WOW!! Just gives me inspiration to improve myself. Thank you. Jeff

Really good thread. Also, Ace - Garageguy Thank you for your information on this as this is how I learn more about stuff that I love. Thank you. Jeff

Nice job, real nice. I saw a post from NYCHARLIE and what a beautiful car he has too. Wow, I really like the Bugatti. Thank you. Jeff

Absolutely gorgeous. I can't stop looking at the pictures. Also appreciate the information on the missing link body and the Revell chassis going together. Thank you. Jeff

I actually just saw a picture of the Lawman and it was in a Box with AMT on it not Lindberg? Go figure. Thanks. Jeff

Definitely not what I wanted to hear either BUT The honest and trustworthy answer that you got goes a loooong way with me and That's why I Say Thank you Round 2 you will always have my business ( same with Moebius ). Also want to say thank you for posting this . Jeff