Greg Myers

American cars of the thirties http://www.americantorque.com/game/1930s-cars/ Enjoy put me down for an 82% 36/44

Hemmings https://www.hemmings.com/search-content/?q=revell

Monogram @ Hemmings https://www.hemmings.com/blog/?p=41543

Live link : https://www.scalemates.com/

Scalemates or STalemates ?

Got a Link ?

The Astronaughts version of a surf classic "Movin" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffplo3llIb4

Mr. Moto https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvY9akXFUko

The Ventures, hitting the strings a little harder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0z8S2ZjSmc

Which version? Chantays Original Classic Ventures from their Original "Surfing With The Ventures" album ?

More modern from Sweden really worth a listen. https://www.amazon.com/Big-Pounder-Surfites/dp/B0013SD4RE/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1485021196&sr=8-9&keywords=the+Surfites

No.

"Too many pulls on the Mold" ? Those kits weren't that popular. If they were we'd see em all over the Ebay. I'm not buyin that either. Now, as far as popular, I think they'd go now. and as far as being "repurposed" many have and many have been put back together, that being what a bunch of now

On the real 1:1 cars there is an adjusting feature on the end of the torsion bar. Back in the day this made it very easy to adjust the ride height either up or down, degrading the ride quality however, higher up, stiffer ride.

No mention of a wreck. Crash vs Shunt / Prang

Braces ?

Everyone has an accent, learned that the hard way, USN boot camp pretty much just like in the movie, Platoon. Cowboy.

Sorry, remembering from days gone by ( 1966-1967} when i was the proud owner of an MGA roadster, first things first get the shop manual, learn all about the car, of course when things start falling off ya gotta be ready steady,

Wanna cheat ? http://www.team.net/sol/solterms.html

US Generator = UK Dynamo US Spark plugs = UK Sparking plugs

back in the day, the wore tee shirts with a pack of "fags" rolled into the sleeves and drove jalopys.

Benzene

That's right Keyser, that kit has quite the detailed racer type chassis.

Just my opinion . . . I would keep the glue bomb just the way it is, a picture into the past. If you're really that jazzed about the '59 El Camino, buy a new kit. Don't have the money? Save up, it's worth it and besides you're starting with all new stuff, you'll love it. Got tons in my stash, a really great kit, full of all kinds of extra stuff.

Bigdrag1's build up top is a great example of what this kit can look like. Good job John