Greg Myers

Other boards are full of this stuff. If we can't share information here what's the use in posting . especially the "Na, na, na, I know a secret" kind of stuff? Now for the " I can't tell you because the manufactures have sworn me to secrecy excuse." it gets old. "(Check Arts credentials... they speak for themselves.)" then let Art speak.

Thanks for sharing that with the rest of us.

Well, I guess they are known for their '46-48 Chevys . . .

I've heard there may be a coupe coming from Galaxie ltd .

Didn't want to hijack Ricks post below on the "70's Show [love that Donna]) but got to thinking, how many other shows / movies have you seen model building in ? Two and ahalf Men comes to mind ( gotta love Rose and her crazy glue ).Seeing a model on the shelf counts. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2YtVZ-btVU

The roadsters had several classes to themselves.http://www.hambdrags.com/Classes.html

off to the hardware store

An Ahha moment

better than this ?

OK ?Once again, What is a "Donn Youst's pipe nipple painting stand " ?

Still working on this one , (anything can be a gasser if you follow the rule book)

what is a Donn Yost's pipe nipple painting stand, can you show us what we're missing ?

You all know Steve Magnante from Hot Rod Magazine and countless other auto writings. Did you know he is an avid model car builder ? Steve's book will give you not only the hows whys and wherefores on building altered wheelbase cars in 1:1 scale but he also delves into the realm of model building as well. Check this out, I think you'll like it. I was surprised.

DoubleD, WOW! That's wild.

You know Double d, I like what I like and tuners and drifting ain't in the equation.No hatred or animosity there, just don't like 'em. Here are my "domestic" tuners,regardless of the badge or emblems that are on them.

There's gotta be something good in here

. . . and what a skilled driver your dad was.