Joe Handley

Real, wheels look aluminum and all the stuff MicroNitro mentioned too.

At least that one is above ground then!

Yea, Harry is right, about the only other area with much elevation change seems to be along the Fox River. Been in parts of Iowa that are more mountanious that this state is!

Wasn't Spyker going to buy them?

I'm not sure any more Jim, I rarely get the chance to go that way unless it's dark any more.

Atleast you didn't have to pay as much for that as you would for the Tamiya Nissan GTR

Just had Gianario's last weekend Jim, I do like Pal Joey's too though. Haven't had Portillo's in the same length in time though, work isn't right by there like it used to be

Was there anybody special hiding in the car?

Not sure if he'd be allowed to Christian

Just wait till the "WON'T SOMEBODY PLEASE THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Brigade gets wind of this and starts to suing tire manufacturers and retailers to "prevent gang bangers from getting these and marking their territory by doing dangerous multicolored burnouts"................................again

How difficult would it be to add that wrecker bed to the other '77 GMC?

That's usually one of the first things to go along with the mold lines and such.

That show looked better than thelast couple World of Wheels show I've been to!

Welcome back Rom, it's good to see you're back!

I'm still interested in this kit, just haven't bought it yet.......What all does that Daytona conversion include and are there any 1/16 road race car kits available?

How's this? and that didn't even include kits I had at home!

Haven't been into the box yet, but we got a couple at work and they almost look like an older snap kit.

It should be a '71-'77 model like has already been said and the ride height seems about right but the front end could be raised back up for stock height. The wheels aren't right though since the truck and van rally wheels are the same style as what that GMC reissue uses (only with 5 lugs and in 15x7 instead of the 6lug, 15x8's like those should be.)

Same here, I'm saving my green for the '50 Olds, '55 300, and the van kits!

Put a block of wood on it and heat it up with a paint stripping gun or "Monocoat Heat Gun", ends up looking a lot like it got compacted

Ok it's real........... so what kind of car is it then?

Headlights look to be from a modern Mini.

Ok, that was as good as somebody on another forum saying he now knew how they made "exploded views"

http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2011/12/06/tv-experiment-goes-awry-sends-cannonball-rocketing-through-homes/ and boy was this a failure!

Lol