Greg Myers

rub yer fingers on that top to get a little vinyl shine to it.

What guys would do for a thrill! Some members of the Strokers hot rod club showed up at Cranston, RI, in 1959 to try out their new rail car. The driver, Carl Debien, was desperately seeking the thrill of a wheel stand, but he needed a little manual assist. That worked, but the front axle broke when it came back down on the pavement. FromHOT ROD ROOTS – A Tribute to the Pioneers, edited by Dain Gingerelli. (Carl Debien Collection)

That's kinda what I was thinking John.

You get what you pay for.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZsERX844Tg

Just a lot of old stuff, http://www.coastal181.com/weekday_photos-C.htm watch the clock, you could be here for awhile

http://www.ratfink.org/outlawproject/marks.html

http://www.edrothworld.com/finksterforum/viewtopic.php?t=201

http://vaphead.blogspot.com/2014/07/ed-roth-excaliber-outlaw-tribute-car.html

Did you know it once had a top ?

http://customrodder.forumactif.org/t1761-the-astrosled-dave-shuten

You've seen one Cobra, you've seen 'em all. Then someone comes along and shows you something a little different. Your paint selection did it Stephen, great.

Lots of ideas here https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=removing+plastic+wall+anchors I think you are saying is the darn thing is turning under the light fixture not allowing the screw to come out. You need to find a way to hold / jam the "molly / toggle bolt" so it wont turn. Worse case, grind the head off the screw.

http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=98372

Takes time. I started with the Lotus 49 when it first came out, built it, lost it. Then years later found it on Ebay. I really started my collection when I got out of the Navy back in the early '70's. So, what's that ? About 41 years.

Wasn't there a thread about this kit ?