Greg Myers

You got the wrong guy.

Really ? At 36 years old now you were , what, one, two, in 1979 ?

" Funny that you chose a picture from the small-block standard wheelbase purpose-built fabricated racecar TV-era. And the car is more than half cropped out... It's a star, alright! " you're funny brett.

Yeah, show room stock, just take the windows out, weld in some roll bars, take off the hub caps an go racing.

So if you watch it, say half the time, are you a fan? And what's it matter if your a fan or not?

I;m tellin' ya.

I've got a red one. Got it for Christmas maybe 1966.

I don't agree. "Back then" the drivers were every bit the stars. Thing was, you had two stars, the drivers and the cars.

and if ya got the cash , http://www.canepacollection.com/detail-1969-dodge-charger-daytona-used-5111490.html some great detail stuff here.

Put this on yer dyno.

http://www.wwnboa.org/romeo.htm

It's Liberal America , no child left behind,something for every one , guess who pays?

The "Search" option here is pretty weak. I know we've talked about all of these many times in the past. . http://about.usps.com/news/national-releases/2014/pr14_036.htm An issue from 1980 America on the Move set and Classics

Fun times ? nothin' but junk.

Wait long enough Adam and you get some good honest reviews.

You know you;re growing up when you worry more about how much it will cost than how much it will hurt.

Just look at all those great tools, the air powered drill the little air blower thingie, can't get much more light than that. How about the little swing out trays? Now , are you comfy? Gotta admit an adjustable chair like that's gotta improve yer buildin' skills.

Nothing is "THAT" bad. Often on this board and others you are just getting opinions. Everyone has them and many are different. Give it a shot, see what you get. It's not a "Palmer" after all. Seems to me the worst you'll have to deal with, as in many older kits and reissues, will be flash, so you'll have to do a little more work to make it look nice. You can do it if you really want that car in that year..

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/10/i-cant-remember-what-these-were-called.html

Lets look at some of the early Tee Bucket kits. as far as ride height and goofy stuff.

There has never been a set of instructions for building your own Tee Bucket. In the beginning they were few and far between. so just about anything goes.

Why are we stuck on the past? good question.

Probably lost this one too. These were both "double" kits, two complete cars in each box.