Greg Myers

I remember having to watch that film in high School back in the early sixty's. Watch the Patrol car driver weave all over the road in the beginning,

close enough.

Great memory Art. Wish I could remember things that far in the past as well as you seem to.

X-actly

I have a search for "Sizzler" http://www.ebay.com/itm/MONOGRAM-FACTORY-SEALED-SLINGSTER-SIZZLER-CUSTOMIZING-DRAGSTER-/111304131391?pt=Model_Kit_US&hash=item19ea3e433f

and along with that, if one has an abundant library, one may find most magazines redundant. I agree the magazines mentioned are good but the same money spent on a book on a subject you are truly interested in would be a more wiser expenditure. Just a short list from my library. http://www.amazon.com/TOP-ELEVEN-COBRA-BOOKS/lm/R3HOPU136F8IRG/ref=cm_lm_byauthor_title_full

Meyers Manx

HOT!

Could you show us ? Or just a link ?

From Norm "WOO WOO" Grabowski ( father of the Tee bucket)

Did the new pipes fit ?

and this : http://www.modelersite.com/en/112242/mfh-1967-eagle-t1g-1-20-scale

Ayrton Senna Ghost lap http://www.wimp.com/ghostlap/

You ain't readin' the right book son.

This was all covered in the original post.

and this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6jo6gVug48

So how'd you do that? I had a '60 El Camino 283, four speed, three twos, and those headers. plugged em into the stock exhaust first, then a set of side pipes. worked really well.

Did you know these frames required special headers to connect with the stock exhaust ? and you wont find them in any kit.

All right here class, today's lesson, GM's famous "X" frame. http://www.curbsideclassic.com/automotive-histories/automotive-history-an-x-ray-look-at-gms-x-frame-1957-1970/ Take notes. There will be a quiz tomorrow.

Yep don't want that flex without the top.

Funny , that '57 ' vert has been a long time coming and no one really noticed. We got a '55 , a '59 and a bunch of others but no '57.

Ok, got what I wanted of the new kits in the first quarter. What's next ?

Nope